An inner class
A)operates with complete independence from its enclosing class.
B)contains one or more components that are part of an aggregation.
C)has access to all of its enclosing class's members,even if they are private.
D)is a common means of implementing composite relationships.

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An inner class has access to all of its enclosing class's members, even if they are private. It is actually a way to encapsulate related functionality within a single class. Option A is incorrect because an inner class is tightly bound to its enclosing class and cannot operate with complete independence. Option B is incorrect because an inner class is not necessarily a component of an aggregation. Option D is incorrect because an inner class is used to group related functionality, while composite relationships involve multiple objects collaborating with each other.

An Inner Class