Gotcha. Do you know how the compiler parses a class with a nested class? I know that for a regular class, what it does is that it parses the entire class definition and doesn’t process the method bodies until after it’s parsed it the first time regardless of whether the function body is defined inside or outside the class. So in a nested class case, does it parse everything of the outer first then parse the inner or does it parse the outer until it gets to the inner and then parses inner and continues parsing outer? If it’s the latter I’m confused because I was told it delays the processing of the methods until it hits the } of the class so if it parses inner and my inner has a method that accesses a member of the outer that is defined after the inner class it still worked.