What access modifiers can be used for class ?
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Answer / Pankaj Tripathi
In Java, the following four access modifiers can be used for classes: 1. public (can be accessed anywhere), 2. protected (can be accessed within the same package and subclasses of other packages), 3. default or no access modifier (can be accessed only within the same package), 4. private (can only be accessed within the same class).
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