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  • Which type of access structure member in C++ is by default?
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Which type of access structure member in C++ is by default?

  1. Private

  2. Public

  3. Default

  4. Protected

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B Correct answer
Explanation

C++ structures and classes are same. The only difference is that C++ structures have public access by default while Class members have private access by default.

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