public inheritance

[bob@coolgroups.com]

let's say you do public inheritance on a class.

then you do public inheritance on the subclass.

in the grandchild, is a protected member in the original class still
accessible?

[Victor Bazarov]

Re: public inheritance

bob@coolgroups. com wrote:[color=blue]
> let's say you do public inheritance on a class.
>
> then you do public inheritance on the subclass.
>
> in the grandchild, is a protected member in the original class still
> accessible?[/color]

Yes. Is this homework? You should seriously consider doing your own
homework, you know. What book are you reading that doesn't explain
access specifiers [for inheritance]?

V
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[Phlip]

Re: public inheritance

bob wrote:
[color=blue]
> then you do public inheritance on the subclass.
>
> in the grandchild, is a protected member in the original class still
> accessible?[/color]

A protected member is accessible anywhere you could write this-> and get the
member (except where the member's storage class or kind already prevents
this->, in which case it's accessible anywhere you could have written this->
on it if that weren't prevented).

Got all that? ;-)

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