what is the Diff. between Access Specifiers and Access
Modifiers?
Answer Posted / ejp
This is incredible. Where do you people get this nonsense?
See replies #13,17,19,21,23. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS AN
ACCESS SPECIFIER IN JAVA. See the JLS. If somebody thinks
otherwise kindly post your source for this misconception.
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