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Syed Omar Faruk Towaha
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Syed Omar Faruk Towaha is a data scientist, and currently working at Meta. He has two bachelor's degrees, one in Physics, another in Computer Science and a Master's in Data Science. He is based in London, England, and has interests in data science and IoTs. While Syed is not busy with his jobs, he uses his time to write something about new technologies. His recent publications include Building Smart Drones With ESP8266 and Arduino, Introduction to Rust Programming, Learning C for Arduino, and JavaScript Projects for Kids.
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Going deeper into class


When we declare a class, we need to start defining by class.

Class members can be of three types:

  • Public

  • Private

  • Protected

Don't worry about these classifications for now. We will get into the types later.

Let's look at an example first.

A box has three dimensions-length, width, and height. We can define the Box class as follows:

class Box{ 
double lengthOfBox; 
double heightOfBox; 
double widthOfBox;  
} 

lengthOfBox, heightOfBox, and widthOfBox are the members of the Box class. If we want to make the class Public, Private, or Protected, we can declare them as follows:

class Box1 { 
  Public: 
    double lengthOfBox1; 
    double heightOfBox1; 
    double widthOfBox1; 
}; 
 
class Box2 { 
  Private: 
    double lengthOfBox2; 
    double heightOfBox2; 
    double widthOfBox2; 
}; 
 
class Box3 { 
  Protected: 
    double lengthOfBox3; 
    double heightOfBox3; 
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Syed Omar Faruk Towaha

Syed Omar Faruk Towaha is a data scientist, and currently working at Meta. He has two bachelor's degrees, one in Physics, another in Computer Science and a Master's in Data Science. He is based in London, England, and has interests in data science and IoTs. While Syed is not busy with his jobs, he uses his time to write something about new technologies. His recent publications include Building Smart Drones With ESP8266 and Arduino, Introduction to Rust Programming, Learning C for Arduino, and JavaScript Projects for Kids.
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