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    Access specifiers like public, private, and protected specify the level of access that outside code has to class methods and properties. They are important for encapsulation and data hiding by controlling what internals of a class can be seen and used externally. The main access specifiers are private, which hides methods and properties completely outside the class; protected, which hides within the class but allows access for child classes; and public, which exposes methods and properties to all external code.

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    Access specifiers like public, private, and protected specify the level of access that outside code has to class methods and properties. They are important for encapsulation and data hiding by controlling what internals of a class can be seen and used externally. The main access specifiers are private, which hides methods and properties completely outside the class; protected, which hides within the class but allows access for child classes; and public, which exposes methods and properties to all external code.

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    Access specifiers like public, private, and protected specify the level of access that outside code has to class methods and properties. They are important for encapsulation and data hiding by controlling what internals of a class can be seen and used externally. The main access specifiers are private, which hides methods and properties completely outside the class; protected, which hides within the class but allows access for child classes; and public, which exposes methods and properties to all external code.

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    PHP5 Tutorial OOPS PHP5 Class Access Specifiers public, private and protected In the earlier tutorials we have

    ve witnessed keywords like public, private and protected. These are nothing but access specifiers. So, lets understand what access specifiers are. Definition of Access Specifiers Access specifiers specify the level of access that the outside world (i.e. other class objects, external functions and global level code) have on the class methods and class data members. Access specifiers can either be public, private or protected. Why do we need Access specifiers Access specifiers are used as a key component of Encapsulation and Data Hiding. By using either of the access specifiers mentioned above i.e. public, private or protected you can hide or show the internals of your class to the outside world. Explanation of each access specifier 1. Private 2. Protected 3. Public

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