Difference between access specifier and visibility mode in c++
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➡Visibility Mode:
It is used in C++ to show the relationship between the base and the derived class. It specifies what the derived class can derive from the base class. It is therefore used in inheritance.
➡Access Specifiers:
It is used to define the behaviour of the variable and function in a class. It tells which object can access the variable and function. It is public, private and protected. It is therefore used in class.
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Here's what you are looking for:
➡Visibility Mode:
It is used in C++ to show the relationship between the base and the derived class. It specifies what the derived class can derive from the base class. It is therefore used in inheritance.
➡Access Specifiers:
It is used to define the behaviour of the variable and function in a class. It tells which object can access the variable and function. It is public, private and protected. It is therefore used in class.
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