what are access specifiers in c++

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Access specifiers in C++ are keywords that determine the visibility and accessibility of class members.

There are three access specifiers in C++: public, private, and protected.
Public members are accessible from anywhere in the program.
Private members are only accessible within the class itself.
Protected members are accessible within the class and its derived classes.
Access specifiers are used to enforce encapsulation and control the access to class members.

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Access specifiers specify the accessibility of the members of a class(attribute and methods).
in c++ there are three types of access modifiers.\
1.public:Everyone will have access to all of the class members declared  under the public specifier.Other classes and functions can access the data members and member functions specified as public.
2.Private:Only the member functions within the class   can access the class members that have  been declared as private. 
3.Protected:protected access specifier is similar to private access modifier.

what are access specifiers in c++

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