Rules for Access to data members or to member functions of a class?

[ACHRAF92]

hi,
Given the following statement by the Client class,

class Client {
private:
float solde; // private data
…
public:
string name; // public data
….
// member functions (public)
float getSolde() {return solde; }
void putSolde(float x) {solde = x;}
….
};

which of the following statements are unacceptable? Why?

Client c1, c2;
cout<<"Name de c1:"<<c1.name;
cout<<"Solde de c1:"<<c1.solde;
cout<<"Solde de c1:"<<c1.getSolde();
c2.solde=0;
c2.putSolde(12359.142);

I need help :)

[Konstantin2]

solde is private. You can't use it outside of class for read and write.
Other is public, i.e. ok.

Client c1, c2;
cout<<"Name de c1:"<<c1.name; //ok
cout<<"Solde de c1:"<<c1.solde; //no
cout<<"Solde de c1:"<<c1.getSolde(); ok
c2.solde=0; //no
c2.putSolde(12359.142); ok

[ACHRAF92]

thank you very much :)