OOP in C++ : How Public, Private & Protected Keyword impacts Inheritance

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What is meant by Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and How to understand it?

Object Oriented Programming In C++ : What happens when we use Keywords like Public, Private and Protected especially in the Context of Inheritance.

In this video, I've clarified the concept using suitable examples, Hope this will help you in clarifying the concepts behind it once and for all.

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[daviddu]

I am a student from NYU. Your 6-minute video is much more clear than my professor's 75-minute lecture. Thanks so much!

[ced_ak]

By far the best explanation about C++ classes I've seen

[survivalizeed]

This was by far the best tutorial i have seen! You talked about any kind of case so that i dont need to ask something. Thank you very much!

[MirceaBene]

Best explanation of inheritence i've seen so far! Thank you!

[sangamdalal]

Really best ever explanation of these three confusing terms. Gonna share it AMAP👍

[Abubakar-idcx]

Thnaks sir, literally i have cleared my protected concept in just 5 minutes through parallel practice on my compiler from your video.

[laurenlin]

Thank you sir! Great example, really helped me understand with your amazing explanation!

[AtomkeySinclair]

Nice example. Thank you. So, in the final code, let's say the Son class has a Daughter that also inherits - GrandDaughter class... While keeping the GrandSon class able to still have access to propValue, how do you implement the new GrandDaughter class (sibling to GrandSon) so she can NOT access propValue? So access control is, Father can access, Son can access, GrandSon can access, GrandDaughter can NOT access.

[WarriorAjk]

Thank you so much, finally understood this!

[nishantkaushik]

This property example is very understandable. Thanks 👍

[kxgigof]

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[sakshamdogra]

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[Stevekevlar_]

wow your video was so simple and easy to understand i was so confused all the time

[pratyushupadhyaya]

very nice presentation and very creative of u using the examples like father and son.

[jatingoyal]

Thank you so much sir, for your best explanation of these confusing terms

[andrewdoesthings__]

This was a great explanation, thanks! Quickly helped me clear up some confusion with derived class definitions😄

[araujo_]

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nice explanation perfect example makes easy to understand tnx sir

[danielyohannes]

Best explanation I ever seen
Thank you so much