ENCAPSULATION

Question 1

access specifier provides access to the data members, and the data methods limit to the class itself.

Answer 1

Private

Question 2

access specifier provides the access specifications to a class so that it can be accessed from anywhere within the program.

Answer 2

Public

Question 3

is the first line of data hiding. If any class in Java is not mentioned with an access specifier, then the compiler will set as the access specifier.

Answer 3

Default

Question 4

a class’s variables are hidden from other classes and can only be accessed by the methods of the class in which they are found.

Answer 4

Encapsulation

Question 5

It is done in the form of a secure field accessible by only the members of the same class.

Answer 5

Encapsulation

Question 6

Powerful mechanism for storing the data members and data methods of a class together.

Answer 6

Encapsulation

Question 7

access specifier protects the class methods and members similar to the private access specifier.

Answer 7

Protected