what is difference betwenn Access Specifier and Access
Modifier ????
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Answer / praveen111tripathi
Access Specifiers specify the scope of anything(D.M,Member
function ,class)while Access modifiers define that thing's
accessibility in different scops
A.S. in java
1-Public
2-default
3-protected
4-private
A.M. in java
static,final etc.
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Answer / sudhir dhumal
Access specifiers specify the access level.
There are four access specifiers:
public, private, protected and default
Access modifiers are the keywords used to modify the statement and specify the access level.
There are three access modifiers:
public, private and protected
*Here we don't write default which means we are not modifying the statement so its not a access modifier it just specify the access level
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