What is the difference between public, private, protected
inheritance?
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Answer Posted / girish kumar
publc: variable declare in public can be access anywhere in the program i.e. other classes can also use same variable which are declare once.
private:variable declare in private can't be access outside the class in which it is declare .Variable are only access in the same class.
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