Answer / achal

in object oriented languages emphasis is laid on not to
have any global code(functions or variables.) Everything is
encapsulated inside the body of a class.
The objects of the class can access only the public members
of class. So the data mambers are more secure.

Answer / guest

In c++,
Data is encapsulated(hidden) in the form of specifiers such as:

private: accessible only to members of class.

public: accessible everywhere.

protected :accessible only to the members that are
inherited(see inheritance)

Answer / channu

using class

Answer / ramakrishna yechuri

Data security is provided with the help of
access specifiers called private,protected.
A variable which is declared as private cannot be acceced
outside the class.

Total data is binded or encapsulated in the form of
class.
A class itself is an example for encapsulation.

Answer / harika

by providing access specifier
private

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