What is the difference between Access Modifier and Access
specifier?
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Access Modifier can define the ristrict level of visibility.
There are three types of Access Modifier.
1)Private
2)Protected
3)Public
There are four types of Access Mode.
1)Private
2)Protected
3)Public
4)Default or Pakage mode
Access specifiers define behaviour level of visibility.
The Access Specifier are
abstract, static, final, strictfp etc.
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