05-02-2011, 06:34 AM
Member access specifier is a C++ Operator that is used to access class member functions via the objects belonging to the same class.
For example we have a class, Student......... now we create one of its object like Student astudent;
Now you know very well that "astudent" is an object of class "Student" and let suppose there is a member function like "roll no()" of this class, now if "astudent" wants to access "roll no()" , then, the syntax should be like this.........
astudent. roll no();
You see "." is the member access specifier which act as an operator used to provide access of member function to the object.
For example we have a class, Student......... now we create one of its object like Student astudent;
Now you know very well that "astudent" is an object of class "Student" and let suppose there is a member function like "roll no()" of this class, now if "astudent" wants to access "roll no()" , then, the syntax should be like this.........
astudent. roll no();
You see "." is the member access specifier which act as an operator used to provide access of member function to the object.