what does this mean?

[sanerqi]

class A{
/*...*/
};
class B:A{
/*....*/
};


class B is derived from A? there is not "public","priva te"... before
A,why?

[Ian Collins]

Re: what does this mean?

sanerqi wrote:

class A{
/*...*/
};
class B:A{
/*....*/
};
>
>
class B is derived from A? there is not "public","priva te"... before
A,why?

What does your C++ book tell you about default inheritance?

--
Ian Collins.

[Juha Nieminen]

Re: what does this mean?

sanerqi wrote:

class A{
/*...*/
};
class B:A{
/*....*/
};
>
>
class B is derived from A? there is not "public","priva te"... before
A,why?

Because it's valid to omit it. If nothing is specified, private
inheritance is assumed.