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what is the Diff. between Access Specifiers and Access
Modifiers?
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Answer / venkat
Access Specifiers :
public,private,protected and default.
Access Modifiers :
abstract,native,transient,final,static,volatile and
strictfp.
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Answer / 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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Answer / jiggi
Class Modifiers / Member Modifiers
Modifiers :
public protected private
abstract static final synchronized native strictfp
The access modifiers are public, protected and private
The modifier (non Access modifiers) abstract static final synchronized native strictfp
Modifiers are also called as Specifiers
Ref :Java language Specification 8
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Answer / sunil
Acess specifers gives acess privelages to outside
application ot to others. they are public protected,
private,Defaults.
Acess Modifers gives additional meaning to data ,methods
clasees like final, abstract
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Answer / arun
In old laguages like c,c++ we have public,private,protected and default are considered as "Access specifiers" but all remaining considered as "Access modifiers".
But in case of Java there is no such type of difference .all are(public,private,protected,default,final,abstract,strictfp,native,synchronized,transcient,volatile and static) considered as "Access modifiers"
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Answer / deepthi
for the access specifiers we use one at time i.e,public int a;
bt for the access modifiers we can use two at a time i.e, static final int a;
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Answer / vijay
Access Specifiers :
1. Private
2. Public
3. Default
4. Protected
Non - Access Specifiers (Access Modifiers):
1. Abstract
2. Final
3. Native
4. Static
5. Synchronized
6. Transient
7. Volatile
8. Strictfp
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Answer / indrabahadur singh
Access specifiers ::
The access specifier determines how accessible the field is
to code in other classes. Access ranges from totally
accessible to totally inaccessible. You can optionally
declare a field with an access specifier keyword: public,
private, or protected.
Access Modifiers ::
You can optionally declare a field with a modifier keyword:
final or volatile and/or static and/or transient.
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Answer / prema
Access Specifier: It controls the access of class members
and variables by other objects.
Types of access specifiers in Java:
public
private
protected
friendly or package or default
Access Modifiers: Modifiers determine or define how the data
members and methods are used in other classes and objects.
Modifiers in Java:
static
final
abstract
native
synchronized
The main difference between access specifiers and modifiers
is that access specifiers define the accessibility of the
data members in a class and modifiers determine how these
methods are used and modified by other classes
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Answer / ejp
Still wrong. Don't you people read the thread? There is no
such thing as an access specifier in Java.
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