Non Access Modifiers - Quiz

It belongs to the class itself rather than to any specific instance of the class.

It can only be accessed within the same package.

It cannot be overridden by subclasses.

It can only be assigned once.

It works just fine.

The program runs but with a warning.

The field is ignored.

A compilation error occurs.

The method is successfully overridden.

A compilation error occurs.

The method is ignored.

The program runs but with a warning.

To allow a class to be instantiated directly.

To provide a contract for subclasses to implement certain methods.

To prevent a class from being subclassed.

To make a method able to return more things.

Yes, all non-access modifiers can be used with constructors.

No, non-access modifiers cannot be used with constructors.

Only the final modifier can be used with constructors.

Only the static modifier can be used with constructors.

It results in a compilation error.

Their order doesn't matter as long as they are before the declaration.

The program runs but with a warning.

The non-access modifier is ignored.

Incorrect. Please try again.

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