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Java

access modifier

I have created a class, property, even a main (compiling) class without access modifier. But the code compiles without any error. Can anyone explain that to me please.

1 Answer

In Java no access modifier is the same as default (sometimes called package private) and is accessible only from within the package.

Here's one of many links with examples: http://www.javatpoint.com/access-modifiers