Answer / khadeer.k

public:
public is an access specifier which can be used throughout
the program.
protected:
protected is an access specifier which can be used in the
specified class and its derived class...
private:
private is an access speifier which can be used whithin the
class in which it is declared.

Answer / yughandhar

public:
public is an access specifier which can be used throughout
the program.
protected:
protected is an access specifier which can be used in the
specified class and its derived class...
private:
private is an access speifier which can be used whithin the
class in which it is declared.

These three access specifiers are used for providing the
security

Answer / prashanth

public,protected,private are access modifiers where public
is used for acess the methods and variables to unlimited
extent.
private:is used to access the variables upto the enclosing
region
protected:and it is limited to class itself or classes that
are derived

Answer / yughandhar

they are acceses specifieres.
these are used for security purpose

Answer / priya

public:public is a access specifier and it is used to access
class member through out the program .
private:private is a access specifier by default our variables are private when we didn't specify any data type for our variable.
protected:protected is a access specifier and its a immediate to derived class.

Answer / reena ashok mohite

Public, Protected And Private these Are the Access Specifier Which We Use In Within The Class,
We Can Use Protected Access specifier In The Class And Its Derived Class,
we Can Use Public Access Specifier throught out the class,
(Anywhere In The Class)
And Private Specifier Can Be Accessable Within The Class Where It Is Declared........
This Is Useful To Data Hiding Purpose

Thanks........

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