Which statements about nested classes are true?.
Select the two correct answers.
(b) and (e)
A static member class is in many respects like a top-level class and can contain non-static fields.
Instances of non-static member classes are created in the context of an outer instance.
The outer instance is inherently associated with the inner instance.
Several non-static member class instances can be created and associated with the same outer instance.
Static member classes do not have any inherent outer instance.
A static member interface, just like top-level interfaces, cannot contain non-static fields.
Nested interfaces are always static.