can two class in a code be public??if yes then how??
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Answer / sreejesh1987
One java source file must have only one top-level(top level means not an inner class) public class with the same name as the name of the source file .
You can have inner classes to a class which are public. Hence in this way it is possible to have more than one public class in a single file.
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Answer / siva
NO only one class should be public if we write multiple
classes in a same file.we can write multiple class files in
a single file.if main() is there in one of the classes then
it should be declare as public.
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