C++ Class Member Access

Description

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1. Instead of providing protected member data, provide protected member functions to get and set the data.
2. Using Protected Members to let base classes provide derived classes with access to some of their private member data or functions.
3. Demonstrates use of class visibility labels.
4. Using the Public and Private Words to Hide Parts of Your Class
5. Protecting Embedded Classes
6. Use access modifiers to utilize encapsulation and hide class implementations from calling code.
7. Make them private and provide public accessors to class members
8. Protected access specifier allows for a mix of public and private access specifiers.



9. Modifying a Class's private Data with a Friend Function, Friends can access private members of a class.
10. Extend public from base class
11. Tests publicly- and privately-derived classes