What is Encapsulation in Java and OOP with Example
Encapsulation in Java or object-oriented programming language is a concept that enforces protecting variables, functions from outside of class, in order to better manage that piece of code and having the least impact or no impact on other parts of a program due to change in protected code. Encapsulation in Java is visible at different places and the Java language itself provides many constructs to encapsulate members. You can completely encapsulate a member be it a variable or method in Java by using private keyword and you can even achieve a lesser degree of encapsulation in Java by using other access modifiers like protected or the public.
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