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Is it allowed to define a constructor for anonymous class?

  1. Yes

  2. No

  3. In specific conditions

  4. Not sure
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Explanation

Java anonymous classes do not have a name, which prevents developers from declaring constructors, since a constructor must share the name of its declaring class. Instead, custom initialization is achieved using instance initializers or by passing parameters to the superclass constructor, so defining a constructor is not allowed.

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