Answer Posted / yughandhar

public:
public is an access specifier which can be used throughout
the program.
protected:
protected is an access specifier which can be used in the
specified class and its derived class...
private:
private is an access speifier which can be used whithin the
class in which it is declared.

These three access specifiers are used for providing the
security

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