Difference between "strict private" and "protected" Access Modifiers in Delphi?

but I learn programming and after structured programming with Pascal language, I'm beginning to learn about OOP with Delphi.

So, I don't really understand the difference between the strict private instruction and the protected one.. So here is my code, it's about a "bag" creation, it's just the introduction of my Delphi's lesson, teacher show us how we can create objects:

    uses
  SysUtils;

Type

  Tbag= class (Tobject)                                                          
    strict private                                                                
      FcontenM : single;
      Fcontent : single;
    protected
      function getisempty : boolean;
      function getisfull: boolean;
    public
      constructor creer (nbliters : single);
      procedure add     (nbliters : single);
      procedure clear   (nbliters : single);
      property contenM : single read FcontenM;
      property content : single read Fcontent;
      property isempty : boolean read getisempty;
      property isfull : boolean read getisfull;
    end;


function Tseau.getisempty;
  begin
    result := Fcontent = 0;
  end;

function Tseau.getisfull;
  begin
    result := Fcontent = FcontenM;
  end;

constructor Tseau.creer(nbliters: Single);
  begin
    inherited create;
    FcontenM := nbliters;
  end;

procedure Tbag.add (nbliters: Single);
  begin
    if ((FcontenM - Fcontent) < nbliters) then fcontent := fcontenM
      else Fcontent := (Fcontent + nbliters);
  end;

procedure Tbag.clear (nbliters: Single);
  begin
    if (Fcontent > nbliters) then Fcontent := (Fcontent - nbliters)
      else Fcontent := 0;
  end;

So it's just an example of object creation; I understand what is public declaration (interface approachable by the outside) but I don't see what's the difference between private and protected declarations.. Thanks for trying to help me..