When a class is derived from another derived class, the newly derived class
A. may have more liberal access to a base class member than its immediate predecessor
B. may have the same type of access to a base class member as its immediate predecessor
C. may have more limited access to a base class member than its immediate predecessor
D. both (b) and (c)
Answer: Option C
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