Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.8CP

Explanation of Solution

Access Specifiers:

In C++, there are three types of access specifiers; they are as follows:

• Public
• Private
• Protected

Public:

Public members can be retrieved from anywhere in the program. The members are defined using the keyword “public”.

Private:

The private members and fields can only be read within a class and it cannot be accessed outside of a class. The members are defined using the keyword “private”.

Protected:

The protected members can be read within a class and the derived class...