what is default accessibility for a class?
what is difference b/w viewstate and controlstate?
what is the default access specifier for a top level class
which are not nested into other classes?

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what is default accessibility for a class? what is difference b/w viewstate and controlstate? what..

Answer / swetha

default accessibility of class is internal...
view state info is stored in encrypted format unlike contrl
state...default access specifier for top level class which
r nt nested into onther classes is private..

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