Private member functions, C/C++ Programming

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Private Member Functions:

A private member functions can be called by the members of the same class.  Consider the following example.

 

class sample

{ int number;

float cost;

void read(void);

public:

void update(void);

void display(void);

};

 

sample p; Constructing a object of class sample.

p.read( ); This is a invalid statement the private member cannot be accessed outside the class.  However this is a valid statement because the read is in the same class sample.

void sample : : update(void)

{read ( );

}


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