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class A {
private def sayHello() {
println "Anish"
}
}
def a_obj = new A()
a_obj.sayHello()
output : Anish
Is there any way to protect sayHello() in groovy or am I missing something?
There is defect on that in Groovy issue tracking system and that defect is still open.