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Access Modifiers in C and C++ [message #1853963]

Tue, 26 July 2022 01:57

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Hello All, I am a C developer and I am working on a C++ project. I have just started learning C++ programming. I want to know which programming language provides access modifiers. According to this post, No access modifiers are present in the C structure, Is it? Also, I have no idea about C++ programming. Can anyone suggest me or provide some other reference?

Re: Access Modifiers in C and C++ [message #1854731 is a reply to message #1853963]

Sun, 04 September 2022 23:32

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public,protected,private?
These concepts have no meaning in C since C is not OO. default access/protection levels are implicit when defining a struct(public) or class(private) in C++. way back when we rode dinosaurs to school there was a weird intermediate where union could be used similarly and its traits had default protected status, but all references seem to have been carefully removed from history.

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