A
Andersen
Hi,
Having classes inside a subdirectory X implies they are in a different
package with the name X?
Having a package with name X implies they are in a subdirectory with name X?
As I understand classes have to be Public in order to be accessed from
other packages. How about sub-packages, i.e. Does a class under the
package x.y.z need to be public in order to be referenced via a class in
the package x.y ?
Regards,
Andersen
Having classes inside a subdirectory X implies they are in a different
package with the name X?
Having a package with name X implies they are in a subdirectory with name X?
As I understand classes have to be Public in order to be accessed from
other packages. How about sub-packages, i.e. Does a class under the
package x.y.z need to be public in order to be referenced via a class in
the package x.y ?
Regards,
Andersen