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What is the default access modifier visibility zone in Java?

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In Java, the default access modifier (default), which is not explicitly specified, provides package-private visibility. This means that class members (variables, methods) are accessible only within the same package but not from other packages, even if the classes are in the same project.

Example:

class MyClass {
    void myMethod() {  // default access
        System.out.println("Accessible within the package");
    }
}

Here, myMethod will be accessible only to classes within the same package.