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In Java, we have some modifiers: protected, public, private. In UML, they are #, +, -, respectively.
My question is, what does the ~ symbol mean in UML? And does it have any meaning in Java, C++?
It means
package visibility, which is equivalent to the default access in Java. No analogue in C++.