Class members declared with this access specifier are like private members, except they may be accessed by methods and property procedures in derived classes.
A) Private
B) Public
C) Protected
D) SubClass

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Protected access specifier allows class members to be accessed by methods and property procedures in derived classes, but not by outside code. This ensures that the member can only be used within the class hierarchy and not by external code, providing a level of encapsulation similar to private.

Class Members Declared with This Access Specifier Are Like Private