Class and Encapsulation
Published • Jan 2, 2012
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Abstract
This chapter indicates that class and object are the central concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP). One can only work with a specific instance of a class, which is called an object. An object can include many variables to hold data and many functions to work with them. Therefore, a class can...
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