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Twig: how to get values from [someName:protected]?

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When I kint:

{{ kint(elements.steps[0].step.description['#object']) }}

I get:

...
[activities:protected] => Array
    (
       (
        [17] => stdClass Object
            (
                [__CLASS__] => stdClass
                [id] => 17
                [vid] => 17
                [type] => opigno_video
                [name] => Dzień 1
                [usage_activity] => local
                [skills_list] => 
                [skill_level] => 
                [activity_status] => 1
                [weight] => -1000
                [max_score] => 10
                [auto_update_max_score] => 0
                [omr_id] => 25
                [omr_pid] => 
                [child_id] => 17
                [child_vid] => 17
            )
...

I would like to get all these activities, can I get them inside twig file? I tried:

{{ kint(elements.steps[0].step.description['#object']->get('activities') }}
{{ kint(elements.steps[0].step.description['#object']->activities) }}

And some other options, but no result so far.

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leymannx
What's this step? What's this template? Sometimes easier to preprocess it into the template.
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john Smith
it´s a protected property, so you can only access this if there´s a public method in that class that returns the activities, pls find out which typeof #object is and check the source for methods
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