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public vs private classes
I need a "for dummies" anwser of the difference between public and private classes.
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in simple,
A public class can be instantiated by any object in the application
and
A Private Class can be created only by objects of its own type or by types that it nested off.
dzelters.
A public class can be instantiated by any object in the application
and
A Private Class can be created only by objects of its own type or by types that it nested off.
dzelters.
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Thanks :)
static on a function means that you don't need an object to invoke the function. It also implies that inside the function, there is no access to "this", although static members are available.
-Kelly
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