a physical actuality. The goal of the class is to encapsulate complication. The class also has a
mechanism for hiding the data. Each member in the class may be private or public. Any non-
member function cannot access the data of the class. The public section of the class must be
mindfully coded not to expose the inner details of the class. Figure1.14 explains sections of
encapsulation.
class C
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Public data
members
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Fig. 1.14 Encapsulation: Private and public sections
(6) Inheritance
Inheritance is the method ...
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