How can a class be accessed, If no access modifiers are
declared?
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Answer / ranganathkini
If a class is marked with no access modifiers then it is
given "package" access by default which means it can be
instantiated or subclasses by other classes in the same
package but it is inaccessible to classes outside the same
package.
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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)
the default access will be resticted to the classes with in
the same package
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Answer / babu
If a there is no access modifier specified to a class then it
takes the access modifier as Default modifier.Default Access modifier scope is package scope.so this class scope also package scope to access the classes which is having in the same package.
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