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Java

Interfaces: At 9:44 Craig says "Any class can see private variables of other classes, right?" Does he mean "CAN'T see"?

Just want to make sure that I'm hearing this right.

Craig Dennis, any input here?

1 Answer

Craig Dennis
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Craig Dennis
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Hi Arnold!

Any instance can see other instances private variables if they are of the same class. That's what I was trying to get across there. They need to be instantiated from the same class, and then the private information can be accessed (within the class.)

That clear things up?

Yup makes total sense! Thank you!