Answer Posted / chandra rekha
Access modifiers is different from Access specifiers. The
access specifiers tells whether member data\methods\classes
of a class can be accesible or not by other
classes\subclasses\packages whereas the modifiers tells how
the memberdata\methods\classes can be used by other classes.
The access specifiers available in java are
Public,private,protected,default(friend or package).
The modifiers available are
static:can be applied to member data,methods,inner
classes.used to define class variables and methods that
belong to the a class but not to any particular instance of
class.all the variables share the same static method.
final:(variables,methods,classes) final modifier indicates
that the variable\method\class cannot be modified in any
other classes\subclasses\packages.
abstract:(classes) used to declare classes having same
properties and methods.abstract classes are used to derive
classes of the same type.
native:(methods) indicates that the code is out of java
runtime environment,written in some other programming
language other than java.
synchronized:(methods) used to control access to a
particular method in a multithreaded java program.
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