Issue
Out of curiosity, why are sometimes multiple Java .class files generated for a class after compilation? For example, my application has six classes. For one class, a total of 10 .class files has been generated, starting from MyClass#1 up to MyClass#10.
Solution
These are for inner classes and static nested classes. The ones with numbers are anonymous inner classes.
For example:
class Foo {
class Bar { }
static class Baz { }
void run() {
Helper t = new Helper() {
int helpMethod() {
return 2;
}
};
}
}
This will produce class files Foo.class
, Foo$Bar.class
, Foo$Baz.class
and Foo$1.class
(for the implementation of the Helper
interface)
Answered By - Simon Nickerson
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