How to access private members of an abstract class from its friend class?

Question

class A  
{  
private:  
        int a,b,c;  
public:
        virtual int get()=0;
         friend class B;
};

class B{
//here I want to access private variables of class A that is a, b and c
};

class C:public class A
{  
        int get(){    
       //some code  
        }  
};

How to access private members of class A in class B. I cannot create an object of class A since it is abstract. I somehow have to use an object of class C to do that but how?

Answer 1

class A {
    friend class B;
private:
    int x;
public:
    A() : x(42) {}
};

class C : public A {
};

class B {
public:
    int reveal_secrets(C &instance){
        // access private member
        return instance.x;
    }

    int reveal_secrets(){
        // access private member of instance created inside B
        C instance;
        return instance.x;
    }
};

void print_secrets(){
    C instance;
    B accessor;
    std::cout << accessor.reveal_secrets(instance) << ", " << accessor.reveal_secrets() << std::endl;
}

Answer 2

class B will have to have an instance object to work with in the first place. That instance object is what B will look at in order to access a , b , etc .