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Java Java Objects Meet Objects Access Level Modifiers

Timothy Van Cauwenberge
Timothy Van Cauwenberge
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Posted by Timothy Van Cauwenberge
Timothy Van Cauwenberge
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Why can't you just write private infant of the class?

If you write private infront of the PezDispenser class isn't that the same thing as writing it infant of characterName?

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Yousef Gamal
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Yousef Gamal
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Yousef Gamal
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Yousef Gamal
Android Development Techdegree Student 377 Points

NO, If you put in front of PezDispenser() class, Then you make your class private and you can't make from him any Objects... Good luck :)