M.Manikumar

• Aug 13th, 2005

 

1)final 
2)static 
3)transient 
4)synchronized 
5)abstract 
6)const 

avanthigampala

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• Jul 14th, 2009

 

7 types of Access Modifiers:

1.Static
2.Abstract
3.Final
4.Volatile
5.Native
6.Synchronized
7.Transient

myogeshchavan97

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• Jul 14th, 2009

 

There are four types of access modifiers in java.
They are private,public,default,protected.

Ravi.Hingarajiya

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• Jul 15th, 2009

 

There are two types of access modifiers

1. Class access modifiers
    There are three class modifiers : public, private and protected
    There are four level access level : public, private, default and protected
    Class can have only one public or default class.
   
2. Member level access modifiers
    Methods and instances variable ( nolocal )  are known as member
    There are four method access level modifier : private, public, protected and default


Visablity                          Public    Default     Protected  Private
    From the same class       Yes       Yes          Yes            Yes
   
    From any class in
    the same package           Yes       Yes          Yes             No
   
    From a subclass in
    the same package           Yes       Yes          Yes            No
   
    From a subclass in           Yes        No           Yes           No         
    the different package
   
    from any non  subclass
    in the outside package    Yes       No             No           No

timmireddy

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• Nov 11th, 2009

 

access modifiers are applicable to class,variable and methods, some of access modifiers are final,static,synchronized,volatile,native,abstract and transient.

amitkaushik8

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• Jul 26th, 2011

 

Public,Protected, private and one is default when you don't type any modifier