Mostly this syntax (inline definition of anonymous classes) exists because Java doesn’t allow the concept of closures or lambda functions, so if you want to pass a function to be invoked you have to pass an instance of a class with the function then declared inline. In contrast, Swift, like most modern languages has a … Read more
Amit i’ve seen your other question, what matters is always only reachability, it doesn’t matter how you use student, it will always be reachable until the class that contains it is reachable. Update, regarding the question you added: I mean which case (CASE-1/CASE-2) is more GC efficient in terms of Time? Neither because you do … Read more
What you’re seeing is Java’s internal representation of the anonymous inner classes. Java implements these by creating classes with generated names, which — like all inner classes — are based on adding $ and a suffix to the name of the containing class. (There are some other changes made to support the inner class’s ability … Read more