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Dt : 9/8/2023

faq:

define Access modifiers in Java?

=>Access modifiers in Java will specify the scope of programming components

within the JavaProject.

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=>The following are some important access modifiers in Java:

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1.public

2.private

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3.protected

4.default
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1.public:
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=>"public" programming components are accessed within the JavaProject.
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2.private:
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=>"private" programming components are accessed within the class only.


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3.protected:

=>"protected" programming components are accessed within the package.

4.default:
=>The programming components which are declared without any access
modifiers

are considered as default.

=>default programming components are accessed within the package.

Diagram:

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thi
ipa
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sh
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faq:
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wt is the difference b/w

(i)protected

(ii)default

=>"protected" programming components are available to ChildClasses which


are
outside the package,but default programming components are not available to

ChildClasses.

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Ex:

ProjectName : AccessModifers_App

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thi
packages,

p1 : ClassA.java

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package p1;
public class ClassA
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public int a=10;
private int b = 20;
protected int c= 30;
int d=40;
}
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p2 : ClassB.java
package p2;
import p1.ClassA;
public class ClassB
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{
public ClassA ob = new ClassA();//NonPrimitive
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Instance variable
public void dis()
{
System.out.println("Value a : "+ob.a);
//System.out.println("Value b : "+ob.b);
//System.out.println("Value c : "+ob.c);
//System.out.println("Value d : "+ob.d);
}
}
p3 : DemoMain.java(MainClass)
package p3;
import p2.ClassB;
public class DemoMain {
public static void main(String[] args) {
ClassB ob2 = new ClassB();
ob2.dis();

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}

thi
}

ipa
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