how many access specifiers are available in java
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Answer / manikandan
There are 4 access specifiers available , they are
(1) Public
(2) Protected
(3) Default
(4) Private
and their scopes are
Access|Scope|
Speci | |CLASS | SUBCLASS | PACKAGE |GLOBAL
--------------------------------------------------------------
PUBLIC YES YES YES YES
PROTECTED YES YES YES NO
DEFAULT YES YES NO NO
PRIVATE YES NO NO NO
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