e, the compiler won't be able to find it.</p>

            <p>Because a local inner class is not a member of a class, it <b>CANNOT</b> be declared with an access level, and it wouldn't make sense anyway since they are only accessible where they are declared. However, a local class can be declared as abstract or final (but not at the same time).</p>

            <p>Local classes require an instance of their enclosing class so the method or block in which they are defined can be executed. For this reason, the