what is difference b/w pravite procedures and public
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what is difference b/w pravite procedures and public procedures?..

Answer / a g srikanth

Any procedure that is declared and defined ONLY in the
package body is a private procedure. This procedure is
local to the package and other procs cannot call any
private procedure.

On the other hand if the procedure is defined in the
package specification and defined in the package body it is
a public procedure, this is accessible to other procs also.

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what is difference b/w pravite procedures and public procedures?..

Answer / siva

If the procedure is with in the package it is the public
procedure,other wise it is private procedure.

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what is difference b/w pravite procedures and public procedures?..

Answer / swati sucharita

private procedure is used before class name.if we have
declared private before class name then subclass cannot
inherit the properties of private class.
public procedure is used before class name,if we have
declared public before class name then all other class can
inherit the properties of public class.

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