Modifier Types
Modifiers are catchphrases that you add to definitions to change their implications. The Java programming language has a wide and mixed bag of modifiers, including the accompanying:
- Non-Access Modifiers
- Java Access Modifiers
In order to utilize a modifier, you incorporate its catchphrase in the meaning of a class, variable or method. The modifier goes before whatever is left of the announcement.
Access Control Modifiers:
Java gives various access modifiers to set access levels for classes, variables, routines and constructors. The four right to gain access are:
- Private: visible to the class.
- Default: visible to the bundle. No modifiers are required.
- Secured: visible to all subclasses and package.
- Public: visible to the world.
Non Access Modifiers:
Java gives various non-access modifiers to attain numerous other usefulness.
- Static:
The static modifier for making class variables and methods. - Final
The final modifier for concluding the executions of classes, variables and methods. - Abstract
This modifier is used for for creating abstract methods and classes. - Volatile and Synchronized These modifiers are typically used for threads.
