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John Lincoln
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private--default--protected--public.

This is the right order for most restrictive to least restrictive


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Is this a question? Or was it meant as a response to a question?

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John Lincoln
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it is a question ?. I forgot "IS"

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Anupam Sinha
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private-->default-->protected-->public. most -> least restrictive
Yes this is the right order.
[ March 08, 2007: Message edited by: Anupam Sinha ]
 
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