Answer / janet

Inner Class: classes defined in other classes ,including
those defined in methods are called inner classes.
An inner class can have any accessiblity including private.

Anonumous class: Anonymous class is a class defined inside
a method without a name and is instantiated and declared in
the same place and cannot have explicit constructors.

Answer / sathya

Inner classes as name suggests, can be declared within a
class, as for that matter, with in a for statement too... or
with in a method of another class.

Anonymous classes are also inner classes but without a name,

The advantage being more abstraction of code, but more
confusing to beginners

Answer / harika.thota001@gmail.com

Inner Class in java so called nested class is nothing but a class that is being defined inside another class. Inner classes are beneficial in two scenarios i.e. access control and naming control. Although these benefits can be acquired using java packages.

anonymous class is an inner class that does not have a name at all. And whose instance is being created at the time of its creation.

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