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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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@@SimpleSnippets Hi, your work is great!!, ... just one comment... I'm following you videos and talking about this one, a realized that: A "private" variable of a parent class is still present in the child class (public,protected or private inherited), but such private variable can´t be seen by a child class by means of not-inherited functions or by overritten functions. If you try to access a parent-private-variable by means of an inherited function you can acces the "private variable", ... is still there, and you can read it and modify it by any inherited member function.
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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 . :(
Good question, here is a stackoverflow thread on this same question which will clear your doubt - stackoverflow.com/questions/449851/why-do-we-need-to-use-int-main-and-not-void-main-in-c
@@SimpleSnippets Brother u did create a outstanding content. I really enjoyed ur videos. I also checked ur website. It is also good and I also found codes there. But the website arrangement is not optimised enough for beginner like me. It will be great help for me if u kindly provide direct code link to concerned video in description. (Regards)
sir,when i ran this code,values of x and y showed zero.then i used this pointer in each case in the default constructor(this->x=5 etc),then it showed x=5,y=5. why is this happening??
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@@SimpleSnippets Bro, Indians are the best when it comes to tutorials. I am from the Philippines, many students here in our country who study programming always try to find tutorials like this. Also bro, you are amazing in making tutorial videos. There is not a single video from you that I did not understand. As a gratitude, I always try to share your channel with my friends.
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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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student ka loss hua hai. kyuki jab jab cpp search kiya , apka video 3rd number pe aya hai. first place me ana chahiye. VERY WELL explained. me mech se hu fir bhi cpp me interest jaga diya apne.
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Amazing teaching sir , just watching your videos clears the mind about so many C++ topics .
Lovely teaching style sir , and liked that "peace" in the end 😄
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@@SimpleSnippets Hi, your work is great!!, ... just one comment... I'm following you videos and talking about this one, a realized that:
A "private" variable of a parent class is still present in the child class (public,protected or private inherited), but such private variable can´t be seen by a child class by means of not-inherited functions or by overritten functions. If you try to access a parent-private-variable by means of an inherited function you can acces the "private variable", ... is still there, and you can read it and modify it by any inherited member function.
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is constructor of base class come into the derived class?
damn, wait lemme try it out
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 . :(
Good question, here is a stackoverflow thread on this same question which will clear your doubt - stackoverflow.com/questions/449851/why-do-we-need-to-use-int-main-and-not-void-main-in-c
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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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Please provide source code too for practice.
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@@SimpleSnippets Brother u did create a outstanding content. I really enjoyed ur videos. I also checked ur website. It is also good and I also found codes there. But the website arrangement is not optimised enough for beginner like me. It will be great help for me if u kindly provide direct code link to concerned video in description.
(Regards)
sir,when i ran this code,values of x and y showed zero.then i used this pointer in each case in the default constructor(this->x=5 etc),then it showed x=5,y=5. why is this happening??
bhai g make programs in multifiles please
please please please
its very complicated to me ....
Source code
You should clear ur screen