Types of inheritance w.r.to Access Specifiers in C++ Part One

Types of inheritance w.r.to Access Specifiers in C++

there are three types of inheritance with respect to Access Specifiers in C++

1.public inheritance

2. protected inheritance

3. private inheritance

today we will discus public inheritance;

source code:

 #include<iostream>

#include<cstdlib>

using namespace std;

class Person

{

public:

void showPublicFunction()

{

cout<<"\n I am public function ";

}

private:

void showPrivateFunction()

{

cout<<"\n I am private function";

}

protected: 

void showProtectedperson(){

cout<<"\n Protected Person is showing ";

}

};

class Student :public Person

{

public:

void showStudent()

{

cout<<"\n Student is showing ";

Person::showProtectedperson();//protected Function

Person::showPublicFunction();//public function

// Person::showPrivateFunction();//private

}

};

main()

{

Student s;

s.showStudent();

//s.showProtectedperson();//Error not Allow

// s.showPrivateFunction();//Error not Allow

cout<<"\n";

system("pause");

}

/// output