Lecture

Protected Access in Java

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This lecture introduces the concept of protected access in Java, which allows visibility of class members in subclasses and classes of the same package. It covers the differences between public, private, and protected access, emphasizing the importance of proper encapsulation. Examples illustrate how to use protected access and the implications for class design.

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