Ruby gives you three levels of access: : Access level « Class « Ruby






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Ruby gives you three levels of access:


The visibility or access of methods and constants may be set with the methods public, private, or protected.

Public methods - Can be called from anywhere in your code.
Protected methods - Can be called only inside objects of the class that defines those methods, or objects of classes derived from that class.
Private methods - Can only be called inside the current object.








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1.When you use an access modifier, all the methods that follow are defined with that access, until you use a different access modifier.
2.A class with public, protected and private accessors
3.label methods: private or protected will have the indicated visibility until changed or until the definition ends.