class A
{
public method()
{
}
}

class B extends A
{
private method ()
{
}
}

sir why this is wrong , plz implement this thing in this real world , because i think java is our environment . so when A is creating a method for him as a public and than B is using that method as a private than what is the problem , B is using that method only for himself .

” A non-private final synthetic method which grants access to a private member or constructor has a name of the form access$N, where N is a decimal numeral.”

It is NOT true for private constructors. (at least with my latest javac compiler).

When i write:
class Outer{
Inner i = new Inner();
private class Inner
{
private Inner(){};
}
}

Javap for the Inner class shows two constructors:
// the one i declared private
private Outer$Inner(Synthetics.Outer);
// a synthetic package-private constructor with diff prams
Outer$Inner(Synthetics.Outer, Synthetics.Outer$1);

(The compiler also made a synthetic class Outer$1 which has no
methods which (apparently) is only used to give the new package-private constructor a unique signature)

As is said I am new to java development I didn’t undrstood the concept properly. I will be very greatfull if any one elabrate this article a bit more and make a new man in java understand this concept better.

Thanks.

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