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Access Control in Inheritance
When writing code in a derived class's member function, the "protected" access mode of the base class acts the same as the "public" or "private" access mode?
When writing code in an ordinary function, the "protected" access mode of the base class acts the same as the "public" or "private" access mode?
When writing code in a derived class's member function, you can access the private data members and functions of the base class (true/false)?
Choose one when done