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One other possibility remains: If you use none of the protection
keywordspublic,
protected, or privatethen you provide access to the rest
of the compilation unit and to the rest of the package, but to nothing
else:
*------------------------------------------------------------*
| Everywhere else |
*------------------------ | ---------------------------------*
|
|
| ^
*-*
*------------------------------------------------------------*
| *--------------------------------* *-------------------* |
| | *-------------* | | | |
| | | Same | | | | |
| | | class | | | | |
| | | | | | | | |
| | Rest of the | v | | | Other compilation | |
| | compilation -----> minutes <-------- unit, same package| |
| | unit | | | | | |
| | *-------------* | | | |
| *--------------------------------* *-------------------* |
*------------------------------------------------------------*
*-*
| v
|
|
*------------------------ | ---------------------------------*
| *---------------------- | -------------------------------* |
| | *----------- | -------* | |
| | | Subclass in another | | |
| | | compilation unit in | | |
| | | another package | | |
| | *---------------------* | |
| *--------------------------------------------------------* |
*------------------------------------------------------------*