👉 In computer programming, a semiprotected function is one that can be called from within another function. This means that the function's local variables and data are not accessed or modified by other functions in the same program. Semiprotected functions are useful for hiding internal details of an object, such as its state or attributes, so that they can be used outside of the object without exposing them to external code. Semiprotected functions can also be called from within another function, but they
