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The four levels of visibility in Java (thing)
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Pakaran
Fri Dec 15 2000 at 0:17:57
More specifically:
Public
access means that any
object
can directly access the
variable
or
method
.
Protected
access means that
subclass
objects, as well as members of
class
es in the same
package
, can access the thing being
modified
Package
access means that classes within the same
package
can directly access that which is
modified
.
Finally, the
Private
access modifier
denies access to all objects not in the same class; practically speaking, almost always, even those should use
accessor
and
mutator
methods.
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