An example of a false positive URIBL

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> That isn't done by JCreator, that is done by Java.
> And really, they aren't public, they are "package" level access, which
> means anything in the same file (and possibly folder, I haven't tried
> recently) can access it.
>
> This is distinctly different from C++ class behavior which DOES
> default to private.
> If you are a C++ programmer, pretend that Java classes are actually
> struct, that might help :)
>
> On 2/26/07, Ron Ouwerkerk <rouwerkerk at stgeorges.bc.ca> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > When writing prorgams with JCreator LE, all instance variables seem
to
> > default to public unless we explicitly state that they are private.
> Does
> > anyone know how to change the settings in JCreator so that the
variables
> > default to private?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Ron Ouwerkerk
> > Computer Science - ICT Department
> > St. George's School
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