All the derived classes can access only a few members of base class that other derived classes can’t access at same time, in hierarchical inheritance.

All the derived classes can access only a few members of base class that other derived classes can’t access at same time, in hierarchical inheritance. Correct Answer False

The derived classes have full access to all the non private member’s of base class. Every derived class have equal access, none of the class can have special access to specific members of base class in general cases.
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