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In C++, what does "explicit" mean？ what does "protected" mean？
explicit
C++ Specific
This keyword is a declaration specifier that can only be applied to
in-class constructor declarations. Constructors declared explicit will not
be considered for implicit conversions. For example:
class X {
public:
explicit X(int); //legal
explicit X(double) { //legal // ... }
};
explicit X::X(int) {} //illegal
An explicit constructor cannot take part in implicit conversions. It can
only be used to explicitly construct an object. For example, with the class
declared above:
void f(X) {}
void g(int I)
{
f(i); // will cause error
}
void h()
{
X x1(1); // legal
}
The function call f(i) fails because there is no available implicit
conversion from int to X.
Note It is meaningless to apply explicit to constructors with multiple
arguments, since such constructors cannot take part in implicit conversions.
END C++ Specific
protected
C++ Specific —>
protected: [member-list]
protected base-class
When preceding a list of class members, the protected keyword specifies
that those members are accessible only from member functions and friends of
the class and its derived classes. This applies to all members declared up
to the next access specifier or the end of the class.
When preceding the name of a base class, the protected keyword specifies
that the public and protected members of the base class are protected
members of the derived class.
Default access of members in a class is private. Default access of members
in a structure or union is public.
Default access of a base class is private for classes and public for
structures. Unions cannot have base classes.
For related information, see public, private, friend, and Table of Member
Access Privileges.
END C++ Specific
Example
// Example of the protected keyword
class BaseClass {
protected: int protectFunc();
};
class DerivedClass : public BaseClass
{ public:
int useProtect() { protectFunc(); } // protectFunc accessible from
derived class
};
void main()
{
BaseClass aBase;
DerivedClass aDerived;
aBase.protectFunc(); // Error: protectFunc not accessible
aDerived.protectFunc(); // Error: protectFunc not accessible in derived
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