English, asked by sunilmane8765, 1 year ago

explain the visibility mode use in inheritance

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Answered by hemarajasekar01

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Visibility mode is used in the inheritance of C++ to show or relate how base classes are viewed with respect to derived class. When one class gets inherited from another, visibility mode is used to inherit all the public and protected members of the base class.

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