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CREATING NESTED CLASSES
i have decided to create three classes, branch_off, employee, and head_off to manage the details of the employees as required by the company.i want to design these classes to ensure that employee class is accessed only by branch_off and not by head_off? help me provide the required code for it.
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i have tried it by making the Employee the superclass, and their members are protected. With the branch_off i extended the functionality of the employee class which is inheritance then the last class which is the head_off is left out.
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What were the problems?
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Re: CREATING NESTED CLASSES
i want to know if there is a way i can include all classes in the same body.
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If by "body" you mean source file. A source file can contain many class definitions. Only one of the classes can be public and the filename should match the name of the public class.include all classes in the same body
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