what is the Diff. between Access Specifiers and Access
Modifiers?
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Answer Posted / sujit kumar nishank
Access specifier :- it is used in java when we declare a method,viarable or class then it specify how it access to other classes .
. it is of 4 types
public(access everywhere like any classes and any package and inherited)
private(access itself with in the package and it is not inherited)
protected(access any classes with in the same package and it is inherited)
defaults(it same as protected but not inherited )
access modifier
final
static
abstract
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