Answer Posted / vishwanath

A default package is the package, which a java class
belongs to, when theres no explicit package statement like

package foo;

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eg:

This class below is set to belong to the default package.
class Foo
{

}

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Design considerations:

Its not a good design choice though to have it this way,
a java class belonging to the default package

Reason:
1) Bad modularizing
2) problems with access specifiers arise
etc...

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