what is data Abstraction? and give example
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Answer / ajit
data abstraction is the method of creating new user defined
data types
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Answer / idea man
Its hiding data that are not needed for presentation. kiya
mac
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Answer / keshav.gadde
It is a mechanism to create new data types that include
several related operations to be performed on it and
attributes to suit the require ments of an application.In C++
class are written to prepare ADTs(Abstract data types)
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Answer / byomakesh panda
The characteristics that allows program-data independence
and program-operation independence is called Data
Abstraction.
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Answer / anil bisht
an abstract data type (ADT) is an idealization of a set of
values, along with a set of functions and relations on these
values that together constitute a type. Simple examples
include Integers, Complexes, Sets, Lists, and so on.
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Answer / guest
Data abstraction is OOP entity wherein user defined
datatypes are introduced like class for simplicity.
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Answer / deepak
Data abstraction is process of dfining the function & it is
used several times as needed with the required properties
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