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The private access specifier is used to restrict the use of class member within the class.
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Any member of the class declared with public access from anywhere in the program.
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It can’t be accessed from outside the class.
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It is also the default access specifier.
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The data members are normally declared with a private access specifier.
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It is because the data of an object is more sensitive.
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The private access specifier is to protect the data member from direct access from outside the class.
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These data members can only be used by the functions declared within the class.
