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as for my observation when the class itself is having default access modifier, what is the use of having public methods in it. the java compiler could have stopped using public methods in default class. is there any reason for that?
One reason: if your class implements some interface (or extends some abstract class with abstract public methods), then you may not reduce the visibility of those implemented methods.