How To Call A Private Method In Java (And Access From Another Class)

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I was just learning this reflection thing earlier xD. This helped me recall stuffs, Thanks

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Can we just access Create a getter method with constructor. And then we can call getter method. Will this solution work or no ?

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Throw keyword used inside the method, Throws used in method...Ex: if x

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Why would you want to do this?

[@alexlorenlee]

mostly for testing. If you want to make sure those private methods are working as expected, you can access them from your test file, without setting them to public.

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