The functions or data members declared in the private: section of a class can be accessed only in the definition those functions declared in that class.Note that friend functions are also declared (but not defined)in the class to which they are friends,so they also have access to private as well as public members.

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The private members of a class can only be accessed within the class definition, including the definition of functions declared in the class. Friend functions, while not defined in the class, are declared within it and therefore have access to private members.

The Functions or Data Members Declared in the Private: Section