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protected method doubt

 
ranjitsingh thakurratan
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So I was trying out this program, and was puzzled to see that if two classes belong to same package then they can use their protected methods, but if they belong to different package then they can only through inheritance.

Could you guys clarify?

RJ
 
ranjitsingh thakurratan
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doubt solved...thanks
 
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