Encapsulation in OOP
Hide internal state and expose controlled operations through methods.
Hide internal state and expose controlled operations through methods.
Reuse and extend behavior by creating child classes from parent classes.
Add behavior to classes with methods — functions that operate on object state.
Control visibility of properties and methods with public, private, and protected.
Understand OOP as a style of programming based on objects that combine data and behavior.
Compare step-by-step procedural code with object-oriented structure.