Modifier in Java

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There are two types of modifiers available in java . A) Access Modifiers B) Non-Access Modifiers . Access modifiers are four types . These are 1) Default
2) private 3) public 4) protected . Java provides number of non-access modifiers.

 1) Default : Visible to the package . No modifiers needed .
 2) private : Access within the class .
 3) public : Access all over the world .
 4) protected : Access to the package and all sub-classes .




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