C++ Access Specifiers
The commands that are used to specify the access level of class members. These are used to enforce restrictions to members of class.
The syntax of C++ Access Specifier is as follows:
class thiIsClass { // The class
public: // Access specifier
// class members written here
};
There are three types of access specifiers
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Public is used to tell member can be accessed whenever you have access to the object.
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Private is used to tell member can only be accessed from a member function.
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Protected to be discussed when we cover inheritance.
