Encapsulation hides unnecessary data or information from the user or other developers by making data fields private and providing public methods like getters and setters to access and modify the private data from within the class. The example shows a class with private data types that are accessed through set and get methods from the main class, demonstrating encapsulation.
Encapsulation hides unnecessary data or information from the user or other developers by making data fields private and providing public methods like getters and setters to access and modify the private data from within the class. The example shows a class with private data types that are accessed through set and get methods from the main class, demonstrating encapsulation.
Encapsulation hides unnecessary data or information from the user or other developers by making data fields private and providing public methods like getters and setters to access and modify the private data from within the class. The example shows a class with private data types that are accessed through set and get methods from the main class, demonstrating encapsulation.
It basically hides unnecessary data or information from the user or other
developers. Based on the example in the attached file, the set and get method accessed the private data types, which were then customized within the main class (RunEncap),