What is the default access level for methods in a public abstract class in Java? -

Generally the default access level of the methods is local package. But I think it is different for public abstract sections; it appears to be the default in those sections, is this right?

Update

@EJP

This was a bug in my code, it is possible to shade the package local method with a public method, which confused me I think that a public abstract can be similar to an interface where the methods are public, see examples:

a / ajava:

 < Code> package a; Public abstract class A {String A () {return "A"; }}   
  test_a.java:   
  class test_a {provides static class newa AA {public string A ()) "New A"; }} Public static zero main (string [] args) {new a = new neue (); Println (a.a ()); }}    
 
 
  false , watch with a quick example :  
  package package; A method with public intangible class abstractist {// default visibility summary (zero times); }   
 A quick implementation:  
  Expands public square Fu abstrfo {@Override void bar () {}}   
 Now, in another package:  
  public static zero main (string [] args throws exceptions {tables = something new) some .bar (); // compiler complains here   
 The compiler complains about visibility. Therefore, the default visibility for methods is  package protected , even if class  public abstract