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OOAD Princhiples Q/A #3
Question:What is the difference between publicly derived inheritance and privately derived inheritance?
Answer:
| Sr. No. | Publicly derived inheritance | Privately derived inheritance |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The public derivation of inheritance means that the derived class can access public and protected members of the base class. | The private derivation of inheritance means that the derived class can access public and protected members of the base class privately. |
| 2 | The public derivation does not change the access specifiers for inherited members in the derived class. They can be inherited further. | The inherited members become private in the derived class and they can not be inherited further by any other derived class derived from this derived class. |
| 3 | The protected member of base class will act as a protected member in derived class. | The protected members of a base class will act as a private member in derived class. |
| 4 | The public member of base class will remain public member in derived class. | The public members of a base class will act as a private member in derived class. |
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