What are the differences between public, private, and
protected access?
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Answer / koushik k reddy
Private:
It cannot be accessed by object and cannot be inherited, will be used only by the member functions of the class
Protected:
It cannot be accessed by the object and used by the member functions of the class can be inherited to first level of inheritance
Public:
It can be accessed by the objects and can be inherited to any level
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Answer / kalpana.y
Private is used for intialization of variables
eg:
int p,r;
public is used for function name
eg:
void display();
protected is used for void main()
eg:
void main()
class c;
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