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Access Modifier

The document outlines the accessibility of class members in Java based on different access modifiers: public, protected, default, and private. It specifies the access levels for members in the same class, same package using an object, same package using inheritance, different package using an object, and different package using inheritance. Each access modifier has distinct rules regarding visibility across these scenarios.

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Access Modifier

The document outlines the accessibility of class members in Java based on different access modifiers: public, protected, default, and private. It specifies the access levels for members in the same class, same package using an object, same package using inheritance, different package using an object, and different package using inheritance. Each access modifier has distinct rules regarding visibility across these scenarios.

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