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  < p >
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  Hi guys, I found the following problem of inheritance and encapsulation and I was wondering if someone could explain it to me:
  
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  -Vineet Gupta
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  Published by: 1010389 on June 6, 2013 23:44
  
  Published by: 1010389 on June 6, 2013 23:57

  >
  An important point to make, since rp0428 posted about it, is that the class of the child is in another package than the parent class. This is done deliberately for the purpose of this thought experiment. By the rules of Java, as I understand it, ANY class of the child - regardless of the package - should be able to see the protected variables.
  >
  Then you don't have to "understand" section of the specification of the Java language that I quoted.
  >
  If the class of the child was in the same package as the parent, the child would be able to see the default encapsulated AND protected variables. But if the child is NOT in the same packet, then it should always be able to see the protected variables. Isn't it?
  >
  No - it's NOT just as technical section I quoted said you.
  >
  Once again, without a concrete answer, he got to wonder if this is a bug hidden in the JAVA virtual machine. If so, my next question would be how to report?
  >
  You have a "concrete response." It doesn't get any more "real" than the specification of the Java language. It defines the rules and that I have cited applies to your use case.

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  Published by: kitfox on November 26, 2008 09:48

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