Why Does Java Provide a Protected Access Modifier

question 1

Multiple Choice

Why does Java provide a protected access modifier?

• A) To hide methods from the client classes
• B) To hide fields from client classes
• C) So that fields and methods can be inherited by subclasses
• D) All of these are correct.

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Definitions:

Lysosomes

Organelles in cells that contain enzymes for digesting cellular waste material and foreign substances.

Proteosomes

Proteosomes are large protein complexes within cells that degrade and recycle damaged or unneeded proteins, critical for cellular regulation and function.

Spindle Fibers

The microtubules that form during cell division, helping to separate chromosomes into daughter cells.

Centrioles

Cylinder-shaped organelles found in animal cells, playing a crucial role in cell division by helping in the formation of the spindle apparatus.