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"class it is in" means the class that you have created using <code>public class NAME</code>. You will learn about packages later, but essentially they are a package of related code (classes). "Subclass" is that it can be accessed from any class that extends it (see Inheritance).
"class it is in" means the class that you have created using <code>public class NAME</code>. You will learn about packages later, but essentially they are a package of related code (classes). "Subclass" is that it can be accessed from any class that extends it (see Inheritance).
Protection of classes is a little different. When you say "public" it means that the class is the main class in that .java file. Notice "main class" - you can have multiple classes in the same .java file, but only one public or "main" class.


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