C++ OOP - What is inheritance in programming?

Inheritance is one of the most important characteristics of Object-Oriented Programming.
Inheritance is a process in which one class (aka derived class/child class) acquires all the properties and behaviors (variables and functions) of its parent class (aka base class/superclass) automatically.
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I didn't understand well. If the child class inherits the private variables of the parent class, why we should use it in protected part? What does the Child class inherit from the Parent?

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I didn't understand well. If the child class inherits the private variables of the parent class, why we should use it in protected part? What does the Child class inherit from the Parent?

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Hi there. Tell me if I'm wrong, but, according to your inheritance definition in the description, the parent class acquires all the properties and behaviors of the derived class (?). Shouldn't it be like "Inheritance is a process in which one class (derived class) acquires all the properties and behaviors of its parent class (base class) automatically."?

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