Fundamentals of Computer Programming and IT by Pearson

406 Fundamentals of Computer Programming and IT

int qty;

}; // end of

class

int main ()

{

clrscr();

item one; // object declaration

one.codeno=123; // member initialization

one.price=123.45;

one.qty=150;

}

As soon as the above program is compiled, the compiler will display following error messages:

‘item::codeno’ is not accessible

‘item::prize’ is not accessible

‘item::qty’ is not accessible

‘item::codeno’ is not accessible

‘item::prize’ is not accessible

From the above discussion, we noticed that by default (without applying public or private keyword)

the class members are private (not accessible) whereas the struct members are public (accessible). ...