Mastering Java: The Ultimate Quiz for 'Thinking in Java'

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What access level does a class member have if no access specifier is provided?

Private
Protected
Public
Package access

The correct answer is: Package access

Without an access specifier, a class member would have package access. This means that the member can be accessed by classes within the same package, but not by classes outside of that package. Options A, B, and C refer to specific access specifiers in Java and are therefore incorrect. Option C, public, would give all classes access to the member, while options A and B would limit the access to the class within which the member is declared or inherited classes. Package access is the default access level in Java if no access specifier is provided.