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| is a type you define, as opposed to types that are defined by C++ |
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| assigns accessibility to the declared variables that follow it |
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| is a category of objects; it is a new data type you create that is more complex than the basic data types |
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| are sometimes called class variables, class fields, or class-wide fields because they don’t belong to a specific object; they belong to the class, and you can use them even if you never instantiate an object. |
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| contains the class name, variables (attributes), and function prototypes |
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| contains the class functions |
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| is to declare or create it |
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| a single unit that is a combination of data and operations (methods) performed on that data |
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member of a class that is accessible outside the class
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Access specifier declaring a member of a class is NOT to be accessed outside the class
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Access specifier declaring a member of a class is to be accessible to derived classes, but not to clients
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