Top "Private-members" questions

In object oriented programming, private members are those data fields, properties, or methods of a class that are only accessible from within the class itself.

What is the use of private static member functions?

I was looking at the request parser from the boost::asio example and I was wondering why the private member …

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How to do unit testing on private members (and methods) of C++ classes

I am very new to unit testing and I am a little confused. I am trying to do unit testing (…

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Hiding members in a C struct

I've been reading about OOP in C but I never liked how you can't have private data members like you …

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C Private Variables Get and Set methods

I am working in C, and have some variables that I don't want to be global, but I do want …

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Why do objects of the same class have access to each other's private data?

Why do objects of the same class have access to each other's private data? class TrivialClass { public: TrivialClass(const std::…

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mapping private property entity framework code first

I am using EF 4.1 and was look for a nice workaround for the lack of enum support. A backing property …

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Private members in Java inheritance

I was told that for a Java subclass it can inherit all members of its superclass. So does this mean …

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Private members in CoffeeScript?

Does somebody know how to make private, non-static members in CoffeeScript? Currently I'm doing this, which just uses a public …

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Why make private inner class member public in Java?

What is the reason of declaring a member of a private inner class public in Java if it still can't …

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Private method in groovy is not private

class A { private def sayHello() { println "Anish" } } def a_obj = new A() a_obj.sayHello() output : Anish Is there any …

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