Public modifiers
In Java, there are two access modifiers that we can use for classes: “public” and “default” (also known as package-private).
Public: When we declare a class with the “public” modifier, it becomes visible in various scenarios:
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- It is visible within the same class where it is defined.
- It is also visible in any subclass that belongs to the same package as the class.
- Additionally, it is visible in any non-subclass (a regular class) within the same package.
- Furthermore, it remains visible in any subclass even if it belongs to a different package.
- Lastly, it is visible in any non-subclass, even if it belongs to a different package.
Remember, the “public” access modifier allows a class to be accessed from anywhere, making it more widely accessible. On the other hand, the “default” access modifier restricts access to within the same package only.
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