Access Modifiers in java

Some important conclusion:-

The modifiers which are applicable for inner classes  but not for outer class.

1.       private

2.       protected

3.       static

The modifiers which are applicable for classes   but not for interface are final.

The modifiers which are applicable for  classes  but not for enums are final and abstract.

The modifiers which are applicable only for methods and which we cannot used  anywhere else native.

The modifiers which are applicable for constructors are:-

1.       private

2.       protected

3.       public

4.       default

The only applicable modifier for local variable is final.

The interface which is declared inside a class is always static whether we are declaring or not.

The interface which is declared inside a interface is always public and static whether we are declaring or not.

The class which is declared inside a interface is always public and static whether we are declaring or not.

Case:-1   class inside class

class A

{

class B

{

}

}

Case:-2   class inside interface

class A

{

interface  B//by default static

{

}

}

Case:-3  interface inside interface

interface  A

{

interface  B//by default public and static

{

}

}

Case:-4  interface inside class

interface  A

{

class  B//by default public and static

{

}

}