Question

Find the access specifier which prohibits a class member from being used outside a class: 

Options

• Private

• Public

• Protected

• None 

Answer 1

Private

Explanation:

When a class member (such as a variable or method) is marked as private, it is inaccessible from outside the class. It can only be accessed within the same class where it was declared. This enables encapsulation by prohibiting direct access to the class's internal details.