Just to show that there is no such thing as inner methods in Java

  
/** Just to show that there is no such thing as inner methods in Java */
public class InnerMethods {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    new InnerMethods().work();
  }

  public void work() {  // EXPECT COMPILE ERROR
    void inner() {
      System.out.println("Hey, there is such a thing as Inner Methods");
      System.out.println("in Java. Better tell James Gosling and Sun!");
    }
    inner();
  }
}

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