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Access Modifiers: - Public - Private - Protected

This document discusses Java access modifiers and how they can be overridden. It covers the public, private, and protected access modifiers and the order they can be overridden in. It also mentions that class level variables don't use access modifiers and briefly lists other Java keywords like final, abstract, and static that are important but not access modifiers.

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32 views3 pages

Access Modifiers: - Public - Private - Protected

This document discusses Java access modifiers and how they can be overridden. It covers the public, private, and protected access modifiers and the order they can be overridden in. It also mentions that class level variables don't use access modifiers and briefly lists other Java keywords like final, abstract, and static that are important but not access modifiers.

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Access Modifiers

Public
Private
Protected

Overriding Access Modifiers


Private Default Protected
Public
Public can be overridden only by a
public
Any other

Class Level Variables


No Sense in having access modifiers
for classs methods variables.

How Important are Others?

Final
Abstract
Static
Native
Transient
Synchronized
Volatile

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