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Lesson 9
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Private and public access
Limiting access of members using private keyword. |
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The concept of struct is augmented in C++ to allow functions to have public and private members.
Inside a struct, the use of the keyword private followed by a colon restricts the access of any members that come after the keyword. Let us modify our example of ch_stack to hide its data representation and explore how private works. We will make the member functions public and the data members private: const int max_len = 40; struct ch_stack { public: void reset() { top = EMPTY; } void push(char c) { assert(top != FULL); top++; s[top] = c; } char pop() { assert(top!= EMPTY); return s[top--]; } char top_of() { assert(top!= EMPTY); return s[top]; } bool empty(){ return (top == EMPTY); } bool full(){ return (top == FULL); } private: char s[max_len]; int top; enum { EMPTY = -1, FULL = max_len - 1 }; }; |
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