Chapter 15.6, Problem 15.6.3CP

Explanation of Solution

Anonymous inner class:

• It is other inner class in the inner class that is defined without a name.
• It is used to the combine the process defining and instance creation of the class in one single step.

Modified code:

//define the class TestLamda

public class TestLambda

{

//main method

public static void main(String[] args)

{

//class gets initiated

TestLambda test = new TestLambda();

/*action gets defined using anonymous inner function*/

test.setAction2(new T2()

{

@Override

//method definition

public void m2(Double d)

{

//display the value

System.out.print(d + "");

}

});

/*action gets defined using anonymous inner class*/

System.out.println(test.getValue(new T3()

{

@Override

//method definition

public int m3(int e1, int e2)

{

//return value

return e1 + e2;

}

}));

//display the value

System...