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Question: Define class, module and access specifiers.
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| October 10, 2006 06:12:56 |
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| Swapna Gentyala |
Member Since: October 2006 Total Comments: 10 |
RE: Define class, module and access specifiers.
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| Class: A class is a template for objects. It is static. The attributes of a class doesn't change before, during, or after the execution of the class. Module: A module is a collection of Classes, functions, and procedures. A module cann't be istantiated. But a class can have instances of it.Access Specifiers: Public, Private and Friend are the Access Specifiers for Classes. Whether we can access a class or not depends on the Access Specifier. Public class can be accessed from anywhere. Private can be accessed only within the function. |
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