One of the advantages of using classes for objects in C++ is you can hide the member variables by making their access private. Doing so, though, makes it impossible to access those variables or change their values from outside the class definition. One solution to this problem is to provide a set of member functions called getters and setters in your class interface. I will cover how to create and use getters and setters in this article.

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