abstract class and private member.

's Computer Specifications

Well, the member can still be used by protected/public functions of the
class, called from derived class objects, so yeah, it is usable.

's Computer Specifications

> Well, the member can still be used by protected/public functions of the
> class, called from derived class objects, so yeah, it is usable.

Except (OP) "having only one abstract method", so no such methods (with
bodies); and since it is private (not protected) it is invisible to
derived objects.

Marc

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