In object-oriented programming, we do not allow free data flow inside the system. Instead, we like to wrap the data and functions (i.e., methods) into a single unit (similar to forming a capsule). Why is this important? The answer is that if you want to promote security, your data should not be visible from the outside world. So, in general, you allow access to this data only through the methods defined inside the class. Therefore, you can think of these methods as the ...
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V. SarcarTest Your Skills in C# Programming https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8655-5_77. Encapsulation Using Properties and Indexers
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