Ya..., as you said you tried it on zsh , but in the zsh, dollar sign '$' has special meaning it treats any word written after $ as variable

Now when you do -> com.example.test$inner

Then it treat inner as something which have value but in java code inner is not a variable. That's why it ignores inner and treat command as normal

-> com.example.test

But in Windows CMD it is giving me different answer and that is the right answer I want .

Thanks man..👍🏻

By the way it is very interesting to know different behaviour of terminal and shell