![]() ![]() External code can define classes in the package you are trying to protect. Internal provides real encapsulation for the implementation details, while in Java’s package-private encapsulation could be broken. modules can be: maven projects, gradle sets, files generated from an Ant task, or a IntelliJ IDEA module ![]() internal means that the declarations are visible inside a module.Ī module in kotlin is a set of Kotlin files compiled together. Internal is an alternative to Java’s package-private. In Kotlin the default visibility modifier is public while in Java is package-private. The public modifiers means that the declarations are visible everywhere. Visibility modifiers control which declarations are visible from others. “Man on a safari expedition looking through binoculars” by Louis Blythe on Unsplash ![]()
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