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Access specifiers are defined as the keywords that are used before a class name which defines the scope of accessing. The types of access specifiers are:
Public – Class, Methods and Fields are accessible from anywhere.
Private – Methods and Fields can be accessed only from the same class to which they actually belong.
Protected – Methods and Fields can be accessed from the same class to which they belong, from the sub-classes and also from the classes of same package. But they are not accessible from outside.
Default – Methods, Fields, classes can only be accessible from the same package, not from outside. Your Comment
Public – Class, Methods and Fields are accessible from anywhere.
Private – Methods and Fields can be accessed only from the same class to which they actually belong.
Protected – Methods and Fields can be accessed from the same class to which they belong, from the sub-classes and also from the classes of same package. But they are not accessible from outside.
Default – Methods, Fields, classes can only be accessible from the same package, not from outside. Your Comment
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