C++ Private member function - code with abuzar

 In this tutorial i will show you how public member function work in C++

Private  Member 

In a class private member function is also a class function which can access only within a class . It's not accessed by outside the class private member can use the data hiding in OOPS concept .

Private member hides your personal information which is not relevant for the user it shows only relevant data to the user .

Example 

#include<iostream> 

using namespace std ;

 class student{ 

  private: 

 int rn; 

 float fees; 

 void read()

 { 

   rn=12; 

   fees=145.10; 

 } 

  public: 

 void show(){ 

     read(); 

 cout<<"\n Rollno = "<<rn; 

 cout<<"\n Fees = "<<fees; 

 }  

 }; 

     void main ( ){ 

     clrscr ( ); 

     student st; 

// not accessible 

    // st.read ( );

    st.show ( ); 

    getch(); 

        } 

Output 

Roll no = 12 

Fees = 145.10006

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