This tutorial describes Java access modifiers in detail. They control the visibility for Java classes and their members (functions and data). They are public, private, and protected.

However, Java also implements a default case when no modifier is present. It means that a class, its functions, fields are only accessible by other classes in the same module.

By the way, there are majorly four types of access modifiers in Java. Let’s discuss each of them in detail and with the help of examples.

Java Access Modifiers Explained with Examples

The following are the points that we’ll discuss today.

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