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what is the Diff. between Access Specifiers and Access
Modifiers?
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Answer / dev
Access specifiers ::
The access specifier determines how accessible the field is
to code in other classes. Access ranges from totally
accessible to totally inaccessible. You can optionally
declare a field with an access specifier keyword: public,
private, or protected.
Access Modifiers ::
You can optionally declare a field with a modifier keyword:
final or volatile and/or static and/or transient.
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Answer / pandian.r
Access Specifier are used to specifiy how the member
variable ,methods or class to other classes.They are
public ,private and protected.
Access Modifier:
1.Access
2.Non Access
Access:
public ,private,protected and default.
Non Access:
abstract,final,native,static,synchronized,transient,volatile
and strictfp
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Answer / emilie jose
Access Specifiers
They are used to set the visibility of a
class or variable or a method. Classes can be Public or
Default.Variables and methods can be
public,private,protected or default
Access Modifiers
They are used to optionally declare a
field.That is we can set access modifiers for class,method
or variables. Classes can have modifier like Abstract.
Methods can have abstract, native,synchronised etc..
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Answer / swetha
Access Specifiers :
public,private,protected and default.
Access Modifiers :
abstract,native,transient,final,static,volatile and
strictfp.
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Answer / gautham
Access Specifiers  A.S gives access privileges to outside
of application (or) others; they are Public, Protected,
Private, Defaults
Access Modifiers  A.M which gives additional meaning to
data, methods and classes, final cannot be modified at any
point of time
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Answer / murali m
Access Specifiers
They are used to set the visibility of a
class or variable or a method.
ex:public,private,protected and default.
Access Modifiers
They are used to optionally declare a
field.
ex:abstract,native,transient,final,static and volatile.
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Answer / sreenivasarao
access specifier : it will define scope
access modifier : it will define behaviour
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Answer / ejp
Answer #13 is still the only correct answer here. The term
'access specifier' does not appear in the Java Language
Specification. And why would something called an 'access
specifier' be concerned with native/abstract/final anyway?
This is all just nonsense.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 14 Yes | 6 No |
Answer / ejp
There is no such thing as an 'access specifier' in Java so
there is nothing for 'access modifier' to be different from.
There are 'type specifiers' and 'access modifiers'. See the
Java Language Specification.
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Answer / ankit rawat
Access Specifier-
Public
Private
protected
default
Access Modifier-
static
constant
abstract
final
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 3 No |
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