What is a member class?
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What is a member class?
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A nested class that is not declared as static is called a member class. A member class is also commonly known as an inner class. It is associated with an instance of its enclosing class. A member class has access to all the variables and methods defined in its enclosing class. There can be multiple member classes in an enclosing class.
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