In C++, the members of a class can be defined using different access specifiers such as public, private, and protected. These access specifiers determine the visibility of the members to other classes and functions.Public members are accessible to all the functions and classes, whereas private members are only accessible to the functions and classes defined within the same class. Protected members are similar to private members, except that they can...
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