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Defining derived classes - C++
Date: 2006-Dec-08
Defining derived classes - C++
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A derived class is defined by specifying its relationship with the base class in addition to its own details. The general from of defining a derived class is as shown. Here, class is a reserved word.

Defining derived classes - C++
The colon indicates that the derived_class_name is inherited from the base_class_name. The visibility-mode can be private, public or protected, which specifies the level of access of the base class data members and member function. The default visibility mode is private.

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