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My questions is: if a static variable (access level: private) is defined in a class and we want to access it by non static function of that class. . is it possible in c++?

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    Have you tried to do this? It would take less effort than this post. live link: godbolt.org/g/U4291s Commented May 23, 2018 at 20:14

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The answer is yes.

This question was already somewhat asked here: Can non-static methods modify static variables

You are just asking if it can access it though - I am fairly certain if you can modify something, that means you can also access it.

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