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accessing protected member functions in c++

hi
is there any way to access protected member functions which is inherited in c++.

thanks in advance
Sep 22 '07 #1
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Savage
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hi
is there any way to access protected member functions which is inherited in c++.

thanks in advance
If I understood you well yes there is.

Any derived class can access it's base class protected methods,but it can't private.

Savage
Sep 22 '07 #2

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