Accessor keywords can be used to control whether the methods in other classes can call the methods in your class. Class inheritance is also affected by the following accessor keywords.

public - Methods declared as public can be called from anywhere that the class is accessible. A public method can be overridden by a subclass, unless that method is declared as final.
protected - Methods declared as protected can only be called from methods in the same class or methods in a subclass of that class. A protected method can still be overridden in a subclass.
private - Methods declared as private can only be called from methods within the same class. Unlike public and protected methods, private methods can't be overridden in a subclass.

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