Question

During inheritance if no visibility mode is declared then the system automatically assumes it to be private.

Options

• True

• False

Answer 1

This statement is False.

Explanation:

1. In inheritance (particularly in C++), the default visibility mode is:
   1. Private for class inheritance.
   2. Public for struct inheritance.
2. However, in Java, no visibility modes such as private, public, or protected are provided during inheritance. The default access behaviour is determined by the class members' access modifiers. In Java, inheritance works by inheriting both public and protected elements.