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> but you can access them all the same Can't you do the same in C++ using struct offsets and reinterpret_cast<>? I'm not sure what you are saying here.
by throwaway2037 1y ago
> but you can access them all the same
Can't you do the same in C++ using struct offsets and reinterpret_cast<>? I'm not sure what you are saying here.
- NeutralForest 1y agoI'm not familiar with C++ enough to know about circumventing `private` but in Python you can access "private" members just like any other "public" ones, with the dot notation. There's no specific enforcement at the language level, no error will be thrown.
- colejohnson66 1y agoSomething something undefined behavior