Write 7 differences between "Public" function and
"Private" function?
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Answer / shankar
1. Public Functions are available to any member of the
class and Object of the class, while private functions are
available to member functions of the same class.
2. Public functions can be inherited, but private can't.
3. By making function Private we implement encapsulation,
but with public method we don't.
4 Private functions are not available in interfaces.
Interfaces only contains Public methods.
5. Private Method though it declare Static will not be
available By using Class Name.
7. Private functions can never be declared as abstract but
Public functions can be.
6. Public functions are defined using 'Public' keyword and
Private functions are defined using 'Private' keyword.
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Answer / sriram
we can't access private function to the outside of the
package simply the scope of the function is with in the
function only
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