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Oops rules conflict
Submitted by nandhakumar on Wed, 04/27/2011 - 08:44.
The getDeclaredFields() method in the package called java.lang.Class returns all the declared variables inside a class including private variables. But as per the rule of Oops concept a private variable should not get accessible at the outside of the class.
can any one give a clarification about this.?