Access and non-access modifiers
Access Modifiers
- private: accessible only within the same class.
- default: accessible within the same package.
- protected: accessible within the package and by subclasses.
- public: accessible from anywhere.
Non-Access Modifiers
- static: belongs to the class rather than an instance.
- final: prevents a variable from being reassigned, or a method/class from being overridden/extended.
- abstract: marks a class or method as incomplete, requiring a subclass to implement it.
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