Hello everyone, I have been working on an object-oriented project using Python and I was browsing through the manual looking for some information about data-hiding in Python. We know that methods can be private or public , but is there a way we can make them protected in Python, something similar to Java? maybe? and if that so how does that work? I have been googling around and I found this post: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-list/2006-April/377721.html , "protected = used internally by base and derived classes" , can someone please explain further or point me to the right direction to search or read?
Appreciate it! -- Nader
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