Mastering Java Nested Class Shadow Test | Java Tutorial

In this video, we'll explore the concept of shadowing within Java nested classes. Shadowing occurs when a nested class declares a variable or method with the same name as a variable or method in its outer class, causing potential confusion and affecting the scope and visibility of the names.

In this tutorial, we will cover the following topics:
- **Understanding Shadowing**: Learn what shadowing means in the context of nested classes and how it affects variable and method resolution.

- **Variable Shadowing**: Explore examples of variable shadowing where a nested class declares a variable with the same name as an outer class variable, leading to different scopes and visibility.

- **Method Shadowing**: Discuss scenarios where a nested class defines a method with the same signature as an outer class method, resulting in method shadowing and potential ambiguity.

- **Shadow Test**: Walk through practical shadowing test cases to demonstrate how Java handles shadowing within nested classes.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a clear understanding of shadowing in Java nested classes and how to avoid common pitfalls associated with this concept.

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