Access Specifiers in Inheritance with Example | Public - Protected - Private | OOPs in C++

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this video tutorial we will understand how inheritance works and we will see a program example which shows how inheritance can be performed in the 3 different modes that is public, protected and private.
We will see the difference between the 3 modes of inheritance in c++
This tutorial will give you a very clear and practical understanding of the 3 different access specifiers that work along with inheritance in c++

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All the members variable are derived into derived class according to the access specified. We can't say Private data members won't be derived because they are Private.
1. Write a public function which prints the Private member variable.
2. Inherit the base class into derived class with Public access.
3. Create an object of derived class & call the print function.
4. You can access & print the Private member variable from that print function.

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After the access specifier become protected in derived class How can I access the protected data members from the derived class??

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why do you always use int main(), i tried to use void main() in code blocks, it gave me an error "main function must return an integer value", even though my main() wasn't supposed to return anything, i should have been easily allowed to use void.
what is wrong ? please help . :(

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is constructor of base class come into the derived class?

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