Main Skills and Concepts:
Chapter Content:
Member Access Control: Explanation about controlling access to public and private members in a class. Access to private members is restricted, preventing misuse of objects and ensuring safe object-oriented programming.
Encapsulation: Discussion of how encapsulation binds data to code and protects the inner workings of a class, creating a "black box" that can be used without outside interference.
Default Access Setting: Explanation that in simple examples, the default access setting is usually public, but this may be inappropriate in real-world situations, requiring the use of other access control features.
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