Can anyone tell me the difference b/w access specifier and visiblity mode

Answer 1

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.

Hope this clears your doubt.Thanks

Answer 2

Public - The members declared asPublic are accessible from outside the Class through an object of theclass. Protected - The membersdeclared as Protected are accessible from outside the classBUT only in a class derived from it.Private - These members are only accessible from within the class.