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is this only a syntactic difference?

```sealed class Foo {
    object Bar : Foo()
}```
vs

```sealed class Foo

object Bar : Foo() ```

standard class syntax would imply `Bar` has its own `Bar` object in the first one

I think the only difference is from the caller.  The first one would be accessed as `Foo.Bar` while the second would just be `Bar`

but both enforce the sealed nature of the contents.  The first seals within the brackets and the second - within the file