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What is class member or member of class
Question Posted on 22 Aug 2011Home >> OOPS >> CLASS >> What is class member or member of class

The properties ,events, variables and methods define in class are called members of class.There are lots of types members in the class.
(1)Private Member of class:-This member of a class have strict access control Only the member function of same class can access this members.
(2)Protected Member of Class: This of member class is accessible to member of its own calls and to any of the class member in a derived class.
(3)Public Member Of Class: This member of class can be accessible from any where in class and out of class.
(4)Public and Private Static Member Of a Class: The type of member of a class can be access without creating a object of class. While to access other member of class you have to create a object of class. The public static member can be accessed using access specifier while private static member can be accessed only the member functions.
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