How to perform inheritance on private and protected members in python

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How does this work if python does not have any real private/protected members?
Aug 19, 2019 in Python by Waseem
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Python does not really have private or protected members like other programming languages i.e c++ and java.
answered Aug 19, 2019 by Mohammad
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