Answer Posted / ankit porwal

public: ♫
a method or field defined by public is accessible by all
other methods and fields of that program anywhere.
private: ♫
u can't access the private members or methods outside the
class they are only accessible inside the class.
eg: if u have "org.iitk.ankit.abc.java;" and another file in
the package "org.iitk.ankit.xyz.java;".
in this case u can't access the private methods of abc.java
class in the xyz.java file's calsses.
protected: ♫
in case of protected u can access the protected members in
the same package but can't access outside that package.
eg: means u can access members of abc.java in xvz.java.
b'coz they are in the same directory.
but not accessible in iitk directories files.
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