C++ Access Specifiers Quiz

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What is the purpose of access specifiers in C++ class definitions?

To specify the class constructor
To define the size of class objects
To determine the class inheritance hierarchy
To control the access levels of class members (correct)

Where are public members of a C++ class accessible?

Only from the main function
From any part of the program (correct)
Only within the class where they are defined
From external functions but not from objects of the class

What do public members of a C++ class represent?

The implementation details
The class destructor
The interface of the class (correct)
The private data members

What are access specifiers in C++ class definitions used for?

Access specifiers are used to control the access levels of the class members, determining how the members of a class can be accessed by other parts of the program. Signup and view all the answers

How are public members of a C++ class accessible?

Public members of a C++ class are accessible from any part of the program, including by objects of the class and external functions. Signup and view all the answers