Anonymous asked 3 years ago
Options:
- Data and the code that acts on that data are treated as separate entities
- Making a variable private restricts access to it
- Methods can be set up to limit the ways in which data may be modified
- Data can be accessed through exposed methods only
- Encapsulation protects data in the object’s variables from unauthorized access
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Encapsulation encourages tight coupling
1 Answers
Anonymous answered 3 years ago
The correct answers are:
- Making a variable private restricts access to it
- Methods can be set up to limit the ways in which data may be modified
- Data can be accessed through exposed methods only
- Encapsulation protects data in the object’s variables from unauthorized access