Why not duplicate InnerClass name

Question

package1;
public class OuterClass{
       public class InnerClass{
public InnerClass(){
System.out.println("THIS IS THE INNERCLASS OF THE OUTERCLASS");
package2;
import package1.OuterClass;
public class ProtectedInner extends OuterClass{
public static void main(String args[]){
ProtectedInner p = new ProtectedInner ();
p.method();
public class InnerClass{   // SHOULDNT THIS INNER CLASS GIVE DUPLICATE CLASS NAME
public InnerClass(){
System.out.println("This in the Inner class in class ProtectedInner ");
void method(){
     new InnerClass();
}What happens to the above inner class in class ProtectedInner class, dosent it have to throw a duplicate class name , since OuterClass also the same class
inner class "InnerClass" , and when extended to ProtectedInner, the InnerClass will be available automatically, now when i declare another.
Does this InnerClass behave like a overridden method. Shouldnt it throw class declared twice.??? pls clarify..

Answer 1

Please find the properly indented code
package1;
public class OuterClass{
       public class InnerClass
                  public InnerClass()
                        System.out.println("THIS IS THE INNERCLASS OF THE OUTERCLASS");
package2;
import package1.OuterClass;
public class ProtectedInner extends OuterClass
       public static void main(String args[])
            ProtectedInner p = new ProtectedInner ();
            p.method();
       public class InnerClass{   // SHOULDNT THIS INNER CLASS GIVE DUPLICATE CLASS NAME
             public InnerClass()
                  System.out.println("This in the Inner class in class ProtectedInner ");
             void method()
                   new InnerClass();
}I now hope you will be able to read it better