Answer Posted / hemanta paudel

Java provide a default access specifier which is apply when
programmer does not use other specifier.

The default specifier allow to access only with in the same
package. If class A and class B are in same package
(Mypackage) then class A can access class B and vice-verse.

class A
{
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}

class B
{
A a=new A();
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}

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