Difference between public member and private member of a class in Java?

A public member may be accessed by any class. A private member may only be accessed by the class in which it is contained Example: class A contains both a public int and a private int class A { public int publicNumber = 0 private int privateNumber = 0 } class B will attempt to access the members of A class B { void f() { Create a new instance of A A a = new A() Try to print out each member System.out. Println(a.

PublicNumber) System.out. Println(a. PrivateNumber) } } If you put each of these classes in a separate file and attempted to compile them, you would get an error informing you that 'privateNumber has private access in A.

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