A derived class can effect state changes in base class private members only through public,protected,internal methods provided in the base class and inher
ited into the derived class.

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This is true. In order for a derived class to change the state of private members in the base class, it must use a public, protected, or internal method that is provided by the base class and inherited into the derived class. Direct access to private members of the base class is not possible in the derived class.

A Derived Class Can Effect State Changes in Base Class