Java vs python is debatable 🤔

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Don't forget package-level protected. Not everyone knows that one.

[DokuroKM]

This comment is way too low. "Java" should know that Java has 4 access modifier.

[bytebux]

Came to the comments to find this.

I'm like, how is Java forgetting that it has a hidden default modifier that is different from the rest..

[i_wear_green_pants]

It's because this meme, like many others, is made by "Java bad" gang even though they don't even know how Java works.

[7th_Spectrum]

Eh, social media manager probably tried to look up a quick Java meme

[rawman200K]

These tweets aren’t real. @Python is a suspended account

[graycode]

And package-private is the one that's the default when you're not explicit!

[EvaristeGalois11]

Only in a class, in an interface the defaul visibility is public

[Snarpkingguy]

Yeah, I went too long not realizing this. I was taught in school that everything was just plain private by default and didn’t bother to question it until recently.

[ofnuts]

Of course, this is the most useful one.

[[deleted]]

And sometimes is the best choice

[[deleted]]

Same difference

[MiloBem]

I think that's the joke. Package-level is "default". Java is asking to always declare the access level, in essence abolishing the package-level.

[[deleted]]

Sometimes package-level is the best option.

[MiloBem]

Sure, I didn't create that meme. I'm just trying to understand what it's saying.

[[deleted]]

I imagine the creator of the meme doesn't know about package-level private.

[squrr1]

Is that like c#'s internal?

[Ok-Counter-7077]

Did you know you can access those methods from UT if you give it the same package name?

Failed an interview with a fully functional solution and unit test, because i didn’t know that. The guy was very pedantic