What is default access modifier in Scala?Does Scala have 'public' keyword?
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Answer / Sushant Panigrahi
The default access modifier in Scala for classes, objects, and members is `package private`, which means they are accessible within the package only. However, for methods, constructors, and fields declared outside of any class or object, the default access level is `public`. Yes, Scala does have a 'public' keyword, but it is used to explicitly declare that a member should be accessible from everywhere, including other packages.
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