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Im learning java, coming from python there are quite a few things I don't fully understand that exist in java and the first of these has to be public and private declarations. I mean from a language that has no real visible public private declarations to a language where everything MUST be private, I understand the ground principle about what they do. Im asking 'why' they do it. Why should anyone care who touches there private parts? It shouldn't really be a problem if your a good programmer you know which bits you 'should' and 'should not' poke in code. So why the secrecy? Why hide and obscure and make things private from the world? Why care to start with.
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