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Encapsulation
The single most important reason to use Encapsulation is to reduce a program's complexity.
Encapsulation Objects
Encapsulation: C vs C++
By default, C struct members are public.
With a C++class, the default is private.
Classes are essentially private structures.
C++ uses public interfaces (member functions) to access the private data (member data).
Classes and structs behave identically.
When you create an object in an object-oriented language, you can hide the complexity of the internal workings of the object.
As a developer, there are two main reasons why you would choose to hide complexity.
The first reason is to provide a simplified and understandable way to use your object without the need to understand the complexity inside.
The second reason for hiding complexity is to manage change.
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