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Access Specifiers in C++ - Public, Private, Protected - OOP in C++

This video is about Access Specifiers in C++. In C++ Access Specifiers define how class members can be accessed outside the class.
There are three types of Access Specifiers public, private and protected. Public Access Specifier means the class members can be accessed
outside the class. Private Access Specifier means the class members cannot be accessed outside the class whereas protected access specifier
means the class members can be accessed outside the class but in inherited classes. By default, all members of a class are private if you
don't specify an access specifier(public, private, protected)

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