[Help]Protected vs private
Protected only used when other classes inherit from the base class? lolwut?
[Help]Protected vs private
i know confuses me too. In Java private does what protected does, so that really through me on a loop.
Rule of thumb: The C++ language is full of shit tricks like that. I myself don't even fully understand private and whatever
private = only to same class
protected = can be accessed by derived classes.
protected = can be accessed by derived classes.
Originally Posted by freedompeace
private = only to same class
protected = can be accessed by derived classes.
protected = can be accessed by derived classes.
Perfect, Jason. Awesome explanation too. Though I might add it also extends to variables, not just methods 
Originally Posted by freedompeace
Perfect, Jason. Awesome explanation too. Though I might add it also extends to variables, not just methods
Originally Posted by Jason
Bah, details, who needs em?
What are all these vB noobs doing in our section? Learning C++? UNheard of 
Originally Posted by fukojr2
What are all these vB noobs doing in our section? Learning C++? UNheard of
freedom programs in C++ and Jason is just too cool.
As much as it pains me to fraternize with you shit++ fags (lubchoo 4 r3al <3), programming has common elements (such as these).
Oh and Tweak, I think I'm the only VB guy in the whole thread
Oh and Tweak, I think I'm the only VB guy in the whole thread
Originally Posted by Jason
As much as it pains me to fraternize with you shit++ fags (lubchoo 4 r3al <3), programming has common elements (such as these).
Oh and Tweak, I think I'm the only VB guy in the whole thread
Oh and Tweak, I think I'm the only VB guy in the whole thread
Originally Posted by whit
programing is just like speaking. Its done in multiple languages.
Esperanto < English
VB.NET < C++
I keed. I keed.
But .NET < Binaries
Originally Posted by Auxilium
Some languages are better than others
Esperanto < English
VB.NET < C++
I keed. I keed.
But .NET < Binaries