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access specifier and visibility modifier list!

 
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Hello friends,
Any please point me to any resource having the list of posibble access specifies and visiblity modifiers for methods, classes, inner classes, interfaces....method local interfaces....etc...
ALL THESE IS BIT CONFUSING ME RIGHT NOW
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Vivek Nidhi
 
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top level class -coderanch, default, final, abstract, strictfp
nested/inner class - default, coderanch, protected, static
top level interface -coderanch, default
construtors - coderanch, protected, private, default
methods- coderanch, private, protected, default, native, synchronized, static, abstract, final, strictfp
variables - coderanch, private, protected, default, final, transient, volatile
free floating blocks - static
plz add if i missed something.
 
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Hi Vivek. I sent you an email with an attached 1 page doc file. This file shows a table containing both access and non-access modifiers you can use at different levels. Hope this helps. Thanks.
 
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Thanks every one for the information
Nice coding
Vivek Nidhi
[ November 22, 2003: Message edited by: Vivek Nidhi ]
 
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