Answer:
The use count is in the program's output:
Account: 999 Name: Bob Balance: 35 Use Count: 1 Account: 111 Name: Jill Balance: 270 Use Count: 4
The use count is in the program's output:
Account: 999 Name: Bob Balance: 35 Use Count: 1 Account: 111 Name: Jill Balance: 270 Use Count: 4
If you do not specify public or private for
a variable or a method,
then it will have default visibility.
Default visibility allows a variable or method to
be seen by all methods of a class or other classes that
are part of the same package.
A package is a group of related classes.
For now, default visibility means
about the same thing as public visibility.
But it is best to explicitly declare members public
if that is what you actually need.
You can not explicitly declare a member of a class to have
default visibility
(for example, you can't say default int monthlyCharge; )
Later on,
after these notes have discussed inheritance there
will be other visibility modifiers,
and additional rules for public
and private visibility.
Should a constructor be made public or private?