Access Modifiers In Java Example Program Scientech Easy
There are three access modifiers Not including default access modifier Default is an access control which will be set when one does not specify any access modifier Access Control Public Private Protected Default (No keyword required) There are many nonaccess modifiers such as static, abstract, transient, synchronized, native, volatile, etc Java provides 4 levels of access modifiers This means that you can modify access to a variable, method or a class in 4 ways These 4 ways are private, public, protected and default These access modifiers can be applied to fields, methods and classes (Classes are a special case, we will look at them at the end of this artice)
