What do you mean by public, private, protected and friendly?
Answer Posted / diya verma
Public : it is access modifier and also known as visibility mode.It is used to declare public members in a class.It is also used in inherit the derived class which shows public member of base class with the help of object of derived class in global scope.The public member can be accessed outside the class.
Private:It is access modifier and also known as visibility mode.It is used to accessed inside the class I.e the member of class is private.
1. All the public member will be private member of child class.
2.All the protected member will be private member of child class.
3.Private member can't be inherit.
Protected:It is access modifier and also known as visibility mode.
1.All public members will be protected member of child class.
2.All the protected member will be protected member of child class.
3.Private member can't be inherit.
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