Differentiate between an inspector and a mutator ?
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Answer / Rajnikanth
An inspector is a function that retrieves or observes the values of an object's data members without changing them. These functions are often called 'getters' or 'accessors'. A mutator, on the other hand, modifies or changes the values of an object's data members. They are often called 'setters' or 'modifiers'.
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