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In this post, we will see how to fix “illegal start of expression” in java. You will get this error while using javac command in command prompt. In eclipse or any other ide, it will give you more helpful compile time error. There can be multiple reasons for getting this error. Using private, public or protected modifiers inside a method You might know that you can not use private, public or protected modifier inside a method. If you use it, you will get illegal start of expression. When you run javac Command, you will get below error. $javac MyClass.java /MyClass.java:4: error:

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