Question

What object typically hides its data but allows outside code access?

Answer 1

Answer:

An object typically hides its data but allows outside code access to the methods that operate on the data.

Explanation

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is an aspect of computer science. An example of OOP language is Python.

OOP speaks to the production of objects. Objects typically contain data and functionality. One of the qualities of Objects in this sense is that as it is being created, the codes remain inaccessible or invisible but the platform that creates and effects changes to such codes retain access to the data of the Objects.

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