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Access Modifier

Access Modifier

Access Modifiers:
o Access Modifiers are used to restrict the access of the class member
variable and methods from outside the class.
o Python uses ‘_’ symbol to determine the access control for a specific data
members or a member function of a class.
o Access modifiers in Python have an important role to play in securing data
from unauthorized access and in preventing it from being exploited.
Types of Access Modifiers:
 Public Access Modifiers
 Protected Access Modifiers
 Private Access Modifiers
Access Modifier

Public Access Modifier:


o By default the member variables and methods are public which means
they can be accessed from anywhere outside or inside the class.

o No public keyword is required to make the class or methods and


properties public.
Access Modifier

Example: Output:
Access Modifier

Private Access Modifier:


o Class properties and methods with private access modifier can only be
accessed within the class where they are defined and cannot be
accessed outside the class.

o In python private properties and methods are declared by adding a


prefix with two underscores(‘__’)before their declaration.
Access Modifier

Example: Output:
Access Modifier

Protected Access Modifier:


o Class properties and methods with protected access modifier can be
accessed within the class and from the class that inherits the protected
class.

o In python, protected members and methods are declared using single


underscore(‘_’) as prefix before their names.
Access Modifiers

Example: Output:
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