getter and setter methods are public functions used to retrieve and update private fields within a class. for example, a getx() method returns the value of x, while a setx() method updates x. these methods enforce controlled access to the data. how does encapsulation relate to data ...
In this example, both Circle and Square classes implement the IShape interface, providing their own implementation of the Draw method. This allows for polymorphic behavior when interacting with objects through the IShape interface. Conclusion Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism are fundamental con...
Three Java projects assigned for the Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (CMPE 160) course in the Spring 2021 semester. javaoopinheritanceobject-orientedabstractionpolymorphismencapsulationobject-oriented-programmingoop-examplesoop-conceptsoop-javaoop-projectobject-oriented-designoops-in-javaobject-oriented...
In the Rectangle and Circle classes, data (width, height, radius) is encapsulated as private fields. The internal details of how the area is calculated (implementation of CalculateArea()) are encapsulated within each class. Conclusion In this example, abstraction enables the creation of a unified...
getter and setter methods are public functions used to retrieve and update private fields within a class. for example, a getx() method returns the value of x, while a setx() method updates x. these methods enforce controlled access to the data. how does encapsulation relate to data ...