If public, the field is visible and settable everywhere, and inherited by all subclasses.
If protected, it is visible and settable within the package but inherited everywhere.
If private, it is visble nowhere, nor is it inherited.

Otherwise, it is visible, settable, and inheritable only within the package.

If static, the field belongs to the class (factory, recipe) and not to its instances. In this case, it is referenced as ClassName.fieldName rather than through its instances.

If final, the field must be initialized at its creation time, and its value cannot later be changed.

May be a class or interface name, one of the eight Java primitive types, or an array type.

If present, value be an expression assignable to type TypeName. This is an initialization expression, and it makes this declaration into a definition.