In Java, a top-level class is either public or non-public . There is no “private”. You can only use the public keyword or leave it off. If you leave it off it is non-public, i.e., visible only to other classes in the same package.
In Java, a top-level class is either public or non-public . There is no “private”. You can only use the public keyword or leave it off. If you leave it off it is non-public, i.e., visible only to other classes in the same package.