Answer / anjani kumar jha

There are four access specifiers are available in java

Public-----------access to all

Private---------limited to class only

Protected---------limited to sub package of class

Default------------limited to same package

Answer / hani

4

Answer / ashish shinkar

there are 4 access specifier in java
1: private
2: default
3: protected
4: public

Answer / geethanjali

4

Answer / kunal

There are atleast 11 access specifiers..
public , private , protected , default , final , volatile, static,transient, abstract, native, synchronized in java

Answer / crimohan

in java only access modifiers are present.there is no access specifiers in java

Answer / gyana

there are four access specifier in java.they are

public - means the the properties of class is accessable
to all other classes.
private- means the the properties of class cannot
accessable to any other classes.
protected- means the properties of class will acessed only
to its subclasses,not subclasses of its subclasses.
no access - mean you can access it with in the class.

Answer / umanath

Namely 4, but functionally 5
public--------------access to all

protected-----------limited to any class in same package and
sub class of any package

friendly(default)---limited to same package only

private protected---limited to sub classes of any package only

private-------------limited to same class only

Answer / suresh

4

Answer / joshua deku

There are 4 access specifiers in java
1.public
2.private
3.protected
4.private

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