An object typically hides it data, but allows outside code to access

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An object typically hides it data, but allows outside code to access

An object typically hides it data, but allows outside code to access
A) private data members
B) the pseudocode
C) the methods that operate on the data
D) the data files

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Starting Out with Java: Early Objects

Edition: 4^th

Author: Gaddis

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I mentioned in my previous post that I chose this as an elective, thanks for helping me understand

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Thanks for providing feedback

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