Python 中的私有 Inheritance

Question

In python language, all are global by default. Same way, inheritance. We can't inherit a base class in private or protected visibility mode. But, why is this setup doesn't give that option to inherit with visibility modes???

Answer 1

Python doesn't do the public/private/protected inheritance of c++.

It's somewhat a feature of python that you can access anything. If you want strong encapsulation you have to look at other languages.

Answer 2

Names beginning with double underscores are effectively private - see Private name mangling .