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protected

The last access specifier is protected. protected acts just like private, with one exception that we can’t really talk about right now: “Inherited” structures (which cannot access private members) are granted access to protected members. This will become clearer in Chapter 14 when inheritance is introduced. For current purposes, consider protected to be just like private.

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