Why a class can't be private & protected ? || Core Java FAQs Videos

[@NareshIT]

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[@richcohen5936]

A class can be private. Why? Because we can take as many inner classes and they can have private modifier. An outer class can’t be private or protected..

[@mohamedrawoof5093]

A class can be a private and it’s an just access modifier. The private class for Singleton object is make sense but not for other normal classes. Mentioning private modifier for Singleton object is to protect the class not to instanciate.

[@vv7205]

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[@probot143]

What is not inherited from parent class ?

[@vasudevkodali8566]

1.If default is allowed, why protected is not allowed.. In fact, protected is more visible than defalut 2.Ok.. Grand parent can't be protected, but why children can't be protected..?

[@MrPraveenBasavaraj]

A class can be private in case of inner classes.

[@divyeshkumarbalar7732]

yes, it can be inner class

[@user-tz7xc4fe3u]

nice explanation pleace continue thanks sir

[@dnyaneshwarsartape2745]

It is all about outer class.

[@ShivKumar-yv9ti]

default also not visible out side the world but we can make default class

[@Dawnsunflower156]

beta kuch cheezon ko bs package level tk rkhne k liye hi default ka prayog kiya jata hai...private,protected agr kr b denge to ghum fir k woi hoga class bahr nhi ja paegi,,to jb default ye functionality de rha h to ambiguous ku bnana system ko,,isiliye ise allow hi nhi kiya gaya

[@hhcdghjjgsdrt235]

@@Dawnsunflower156 beta ?

[@Dawnsunflower156]

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[@hhcdghjjgsdrt235]

@@Dawnsunflower156 sorry mam

[@empty3161]

sir i am from uttarakhand. you are explaning very good.

[@shaheenshaikh6701]

protected means in same package and derived clsses can access so how can we say that in same package it will be a parent child relation only?

[@gauravgupta9477]

Correct Correct....It can be accessed from a non-child class as well inside the same package. I was searching if someone else has raised this doubt or not.

[@afshakhan4589]

loved that way u said "paper" 😂😊

[@armanchaudhari4767]

😂😂😂

[@shankar1373]

😂😂😂

[@krishnashauzshenikala9240]

Very easy explanation sir

[@somnathghosh1211]

finally i understood...thanks sir

[@shashanknaag4910]

Very Informational

[@pavanbirajdar2329]

very nice explanation

[@vinodkale7045]

Very nice expliantion

[@srirammandadapu6793]

but by default class is private in oops for ensuring the concept of data hiding

[@harikrishnahkb]

It is wrong In Java default is not private, In Java default is "package level access"

[@vanipattar3931]

Sir only you are giving examples to understand but technically not explained.

[@nagarajuuppalapati1421]

Good Explanation...

[@miteshjain56]

god bless u sir

[@shivamkamdi6822]

Thank you sir .!!!

[@samarthgupta2985]

Thank u

[@AKHILDS-j3v]

thanks sir..........................tsmuch...

[@namankapoor1]

Your explanation for protected is wrong.

[@srikanthpeddina192]

y?, whats wrong tl?

[@keleleberhie6525]

@@srikanthpeddina192 protected members can be also accessed by any classes within the same package!!

[@gauravgupta9477]

@@keleleberhie6525 Correct Correct....but still i didn't understand why can't we make class protected.

[@keleleberhie6525]

@@gauravgupta9477 Why do you need to defined a class as protected? I can't see the need for that. In my understanding, I can classify oops access modifiers into two categories 1) package level(public, default) 2) class level(private, default, protected, public) But let me give you a way to answer it by asking you. #If you need your class to be protected what would be the usage public access modifier?!

[@ubaidansari3409]

thanks

[@deepthipapa914]

what is he talking... is he teaching english or java?