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Does a Companion object access private members of it’s Companion class in Scala?
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Answer / Atish Kumar Paswan
No, by default, a Companion object cannot access private members of its Companion class in Scala. To allow access, the private members should be marked as 'private[this]', which restricts them to only the companion object and its enclosing class.
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