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Visibility modifiers for members

Private vs. protected

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What is the main difference between the "private" and "protected" access modifiers in Kotlin?

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"private" allows access to class members in any part of the program, while "protected" restricts access to within the same class.

Both "private" and "protected" provide the same level of access restriction.

"private" allows access to class members within the same class, while "protected" allows access in subclasses as well.

"private" allows access to class members within the same class and its subclasses, while "protected" allows access everywhere in the program.

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