Java Anonymous Inner Class Example

Anonymous Inner Class in Java 👨💻 An Anonymous Inner Class is a class without a name. It is used when we need a one-time implementation of an abstract class or interface. They help reduce boilerplate code and are useful when the implementation logic is short and specific. In this example, the Vehicle class is implemented directly for Car and Bike without creating separate classes. This example demonstrates how different behaviors (Car and Bike) can be achieved using the same abstract class at runtime. #Java #CoreJava #JavaBasics #AnonymousInnerClass #OOPsConcepts #BeginnerJava #LearningJava #JavaProgramming #CodingJourney #JavaDeveloper

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