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Java allows you to create a "protection value". This means you can set who (or what - your program, other people's programs, etc.) can access the variable, method, or class that you set to a protection. You have already seen where this goes in a class, and will learn where in variables and methods. Right now, just call everything public. Here is a chart (which you might not understand right now). | Java allows you to create a "protection value". This means you can set who (or what - your program, other people's programs, etc.) can access the variable, method, or class that you set to a protection. You have already seen where this goes in a class, and will learn where in variables and methods. Right now, just call everything public. Here is a chart (which you might not understand right now). | ||
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