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Re:Why Python keeps growing, explained by gorgoiler on Friday March 03, 2023 @05:00AM (#35007708)
Protected data was never as useful to me as package-only data. The former is only relevant with inheritance hierarchies, whereas the latter is more open while also restricting access only to other classes in your com.example.concern package. Extremely useful for keeping big teams on the right track.
Re:Why Python keeps growing, explained by marginalia_nu on Friday March 03, 2023 @05:18AM (#35007811)
Yeah I think the problem is better understood now than when Java was originally designed.

Modules/Project Jigsaw is arguably an even better step in the right direction. It arguably allows a much saner granularity of visibility and access.