The difference between using class and Structkeyword in C + +

The class is able to define members before its first access specifier, and permissions on such members depend on how the class is defined. Assuming that we use Structkeyword, the members that are defined before the first access specifier are public, and conversely, if you use Classkeyword, those members are private.

When we want to define a class that has members that are public, use a struct, and if you want the member to be private, use class.

The difference between using class and Structkeyword in C + +