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How do u provide security in java

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How do u provide security in java..

Answer / guest

elimination of pointer avoids programsto gain access to
memory location without proper authorization..

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How do u provide security in java..

Answer / bhuwan chandra

As the object in Java has properties and behaviour and they
are encapsulated together, no other class can gain access
of the data unless the class is defined as public.

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How do u provide security in java..

Answer / shreya tanavade

security can be achieved by making the members of the class private..

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