Single Level Inheritance in public & private Visibility Modes | C++ Tutorial | Mr. Kishore

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Very nice explanation sir.... thank you so much.

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[@TheProgramwizard]

when we use p.getStu() in public inheritance where is the data for id and name stored. I mean when we create phy object p does p also have memory allocated for name and id??

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[@karthik2728]

Sir;what happens if I write input accessing statement in main function followed by output accessing statement;again input accessing statement followed by ouput accessing statement?

[@arjungautam4542]

excellent explanation

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[@faizakhan8467]

sir ji.. if I want public and private mode both in one program then what can I do?

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great teaching..

[@viswanathgupta7406]

add about function overloading sessions sir

[@nareshgoyal1994]

Sir I have a doubt that if private member of base class in not participating in inheritance then how they are accessible by public member function of base class which are inherited in sub class.. Plz help me I am confused 😵 now 🙏🙏

[@aparnasai6044]

Privated data can access by mem fun of same class In derived class public data of base class is become public data of derived class . Now derived class contains mem fun of base class so we can accesss private data of base class

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Thanks very much sir

[@obtron]

Nice tutorial wud suggest to view in 2x

[@deveshsinghpal24]

thank you so much sir.

[@venkataeswaragupthaimfuwdl5154]

sir what happens if a base class member functions are declared in private mode. and how can we access it in derived class?

[@kohli6371]

Member function should be public

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[@venkateshbavirisetty4239]

nice explaination

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add about inline functions sessions sir

[@rakshithkumar9381]

what about protected??

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[@brunthar2906]

Sir please reply this is called single inheritance: private am i right sir

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best lecture

[@ttjj2328]

why did you use a public specifier in the class phy

[@codingwithmiles2732]

How to access private members of the base class in the derived class?

[@suhilirshad]

We cannot do that as they are against to data hiding concept

[@codingwithmiles2732]

@@suhilirshad thank you so much. When I asked this question that was two years ago and I was just a freshman without any programming background.

[@Theexacc]

you need to have a public member function on that base class which can access the private data members of the base class, , then you can call that member function from a derived class if that derived class was initialised with public visibility

[@mounikanayikoti2393]

Sir, ur explanation was simply superb. What happens if the visibility mode is protected when we are deriving sub class. Do the data members of public and protected mode of base class change their mode in sub class class?

[@kohli6371]

If the base class has protected member they can be used by their own class and derived class as well. And if we use protected as a visibility mode the public and protected will become protected in derived class.

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sir,what is the output of the program?

[@AmanDeep-pi9pk]

all cin or cout will execute

[@stranger9460]

Great

[@rishikumarvirenkumarmehta9635]

Sir ...what happened if we use protected visibility mode?

[@ahmedreza1755]

public and protected become protected in derived class

[@arpangoswami2333]

getphysical()😁

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Still we are watching

[@codecode855]

void get physical 😬

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