Java access modifiers: (public, protected, private) 🔒

Java access modifiers public protected private
#java #public #private #protected
//*******************************************
public: visible in all classes in all packages
protected: visible to all classes in the same package or classes in other packages that are a subclass
default: visible to all classes in the same package
private: visible only in the same class
//*******************************************

[@BroCodez]

public: visible in all classes in all packages protected: visible to all classes in the same package or classes in other packages that are a subclass default: visible to all classes in the same package private: visible only in the same class

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cuz of not giving us the code i had to go through soo much time cuz i couldnt figure out why it was not working

[@tonyk438]

You have to work though the examples he goes through in order to understand the scoping rules. Giving the final code for this one really doesn't tell you much. Its the working through it that counts.

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[@rogercodina8515]

Well explained, as always, but the names of the files, classes, and objects are really confusing

[@aakhildasz]

best explaination

[@Sebkarp0]

Arguably the best video I have ever seen on this topic. You took the liberty of creating different packages/classes and showing various scenarios in order to make the differences crystal-clear, unlike other videos I have watched where the terms are just defined and explained with poor examples.

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5 months later and still no dislikes, good video!

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And still 0 dislikers

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[@deeplife9654]

Private ----- default -------- protected ------- public . as we go from left to right , we are opening up more !!! Only visible into the same classes( private)------------- then already opened up to the same class and all classes under the same package(default)----------then already opened up to the same classes and all classes under the same packages + subclass of another packages (protected)------------ now open up all . visible to all classes under the same packages and all classes of any other packages(public). 1) private 2) default 3) protected 4) public . So, now it becomes super easy to remember and to understand.

[@shalajko]

packed with info for all classes to see. by defautl a good vid

[@minhtetpaing1695]

Thank you so much sir.

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[@2dg579]

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Thank you for the explanation of this!

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Well explained👌🏻

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[@sheereenhamza3700]

Not able to access a.protectedMessage from asub. but when asub is in the same package as A, it works Meaning.... I can access the protected members of a class from the subclass if the later is in the same package as the parent class, else no.

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[@mediumcoldbrew]

my intro to java class did not explain this at all, and doesn't explain anything with ease lmfao. I hope my future courses are this intuitive

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[@liliacfury]

So I understand that both the method / variable and it’s respective class needs to permit the same type of access for it to have that access, that is because you need the access to be able to instantiate the class to an instance and then need the access to actually call the method / variable, but what if the class doesn’t permit the proper access but the method / variable does AND it’s static? Since you don’t need the access to instantiate an instance of the class (because it’s a static method), does that mean all you need is access to the method / variable?

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Wait, why do we have to create an instance of the class we're in?

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[@BroCodez]

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[@user-eo6sv1gs7p]

i didn't understand of how we used that protected String

[@rahulnarayanan6277]

for me protected is not visible in a class in a different package unless it's static, is everyone having the same error?

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[@HumbertoValle211280a]

@Bro Code, thank you very much from Costa Rica, i am taking every single video to create my DataBase, now, in the private modifier i have made it works into the A class main :/ i do not know wher i clicked and brings me the print :v

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[@computer12sceintist]

In this video, you are going to confuse me by shifting from one class to another too fast without explaining them properly.

[@sherzod7788]

so protected access modifier is only visible to it's own and child classes right? no access it from a class in the same package or any other packages?

[@astro-porsche]

it also includes access to classes in the same package. it’s like the default + subclass extension

[@dilipkumars6556]

I'm unable to create class inside package I don't know somebody help me

[@tamirrozenfeld3572]

I have tried everything but it doesn't work for me, i get this error : A.java:9: error: cannot find symbol C c = new C (); ^ symbol: class C location: class A

[@xueli2379]

I got the same error. 😂Have you fixed it?

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@@xueli2379 Yep, u have to use eclipse in order to follow this tutorial, it's not working with visual studio or code or any other app i have tried

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@@xueli2379 The solution is to use "Run Java" instead of "Run Code".

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[@mohamedelfadli3125]

you're too fast, you made me dizzy between packages and classes. I need to rewatch the video slowly.

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[@appyolala]

can I make a class private ?

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