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I really like the idea of capitalization selecting public and private scope. However, how do they use protected scope?
by phloxicon 11y ago
I really like the idea of capitalization selecting public and private scope. However, how do they use protected scope?
- IshKebab 11y agoThere is no protected. There's no inheritance anyway.
- NateDad 11y agoNote that everything in the same package can access all the private stuff... so you do have some flexibility. You can write two types that reference each other's private data/functionality... they just need to be in the same package.