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Can we access private data outside of the class directly in
java programming language? Why There is no runtime checking
in java, which leads to access the private data directly
outside of a class?

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Can we access private data outside of the class directly in java programming language? Why There i..

Answer / foobar

possible using reflection

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Can we access private data outside of the class directly in java programming language? Why There i..

Answer / gaurav sehra

Using reflection we can see\access private data or private method of a class
u can try the below code and will easily see the desired result :-

import java.lang.reflect.Field;
class SimpleKeyPair {
private String privateKey = "India"; // private field
}
public class PrivateMemberAccessTest {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
SimpleKeyPair keyPair = new SimpleKeyPair();
Class c = keyPair.getClass();

// get the reflected object
Field field = c.getDeclaredField("privateKey");
// set accessible true
field.setAccessible(true);
System.out.println("Value of privateKey: " + field.get(keyPair)); // prints "Tokyo"
// modify the member varaible
field.set(keyPair, "Bharat");
System.out.println("Value of privateKey: " + field.get(keyPair)); // prints "Berlin"
}
}

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Can we access private data outside of the class directly in java programming language? Why There i..

Answer / puneet

This is a compile time activities, the scopes and the access
issues are handled at the compile time and this exception is
not the subclas of the runtime exception class and doesnt go
unchecked during compile time, they are checked at compile
time and the compile time exceptions are checked exceptions
which are checked by the compiler before hand and the
example of runtime exception is say bad logic like array
having -ve size and division by zero where actual excecution
occurs in JRE of the byte code.

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Can we access private data outside of the class directly in java programming language? Why There i..

Answer / chaitali

No,we cannot access private data outside of class in java.
There is only compile time checking and no runtime check in
java because Java supports concepts like Polymorphism and
reflection where on runtime certain decisions are taken

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Can we access private data outside of the class directly in java programming language? Why There i..

Answer / binit

no..............

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