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There
are two other forms of derivation that are possible:
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protected
derivation and private derivation.
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If we
are interested in extending the client interface for
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one
of the direct base classes, then it should be derived as
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public.
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If we
are interested in replacing the client interface but
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allowing
future derivation, then it should be derived as
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protected.
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If we
want no future derivation, then it should be derived
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as
private.
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