Question

(true or false) A setter or getter method in object-oriented programming is an example of encapsulation.

Answer 1

Answer:

True.

Explanation:

Encapsulation wraps and bundle data under a single data(so external access to such variable outside of the class is restricted). Getter and Setters are functions that gets and sets a specific value within your object class. If you override the setter and getter function within the class(and not declare it in primary constructor), it allows to store and bind specific information about data inside the class.