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data encapsulation

Describe four ways you use abstraction in your everyday life.

1. Explain what we mean by data abstraction.

2. What is data encapsulation? Explain the programming goal, “to protect our data abstraction through encapsulation.”

3. Name three different perspectives from which we can view data. Using the logical data structure “a list of student academic records, ” give examples of how we might view the data from each perspective. 4. Describe one way that the implementation details can affect the applications that use an ADT, despite the use of data abstraction.

 

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