There are many advantages, though some of them are really personal or design preference.
1 - with inner classes you can access private members of the enclosing class.
2 - they are useful for interface implementations that are only used by the enclosing class (event handlers in a application)
3 - they are useful for providing fine grained access and creation control over an interface implementation that is retrieved externally (maybe something like an Iterator implementation)
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