public keyword for multiple methods/members

Question

Is there any way I can mark more than 1 method as public without using the keyword multiple times?

at the moment, I have to do it for every method:

class foo
{
public void doSomething();
public void doAnotherthing();
public int counter;
}

But this get's pretty frustrating if you need to create more than 150 method declarations for a class, so, is there any other way?

Answer 1

No the public keyword is required if you want the equivalent of public access. This question should help: What is the difference between Public, Private, Protected, and Nothing?

Also the people who are saying that 150 methods is too many for a single class are right. A large part of the benefit of OOP is modularity. Each class should have a specific purpose and only contain methods specific to that purpose.

Answer 2

否，因为默认修饰符是该语言的private属性。

Answer 3

No, class with 150 method is called Elephant class. If you have 150 methods in class I recommend you to start reading object oriented programming.

By default if you write nothing with method then it is private for public you need to explicitly declare it public.