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## Nested (inner) classes
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Java allows classes to be defined inside other classes. In Groovy, you access these nested (inner) classes using dot notation — `OuterClass.InnerClass` — which is standard Java syntax.
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Java allows users to define classes inside other classes. In Groovy, you access these nested (inner) classes using dot notation — `OuterClass.InnerClass` — which is standard Java syntax.
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