What are the differences between public, private, and
protected access?
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Answer Posted / krishnachaitanya narne adeesh
Public data is used to access from any where in the program
means any class or any member function can utilize those
variables and member functions.
Where as Private data will not give access to any other
classes and also for derived classes it use those variables
only on particular class only.
Here Protected is similar to Private but difference is just
it gave access to its derived classes also. This is also
opposite to Public.
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