Encapsulation definition with example in C#.Net

Encapsulation definition with example

which is nothing but wrapping up of code and data. Here code is function and data is attributes. This approach will reduce the relationship between the objects as well give access to maintainability of the code.

Below table show how can we able to connectivity to the other objects.

This is one of the good OOPS DOTNET Interview Question.

Access Modifier	Description (access information)
private	Only for with in the same type. These are default for all types (int, string,...)
protected	If we use inheritence only derived types call access of base type
internal	we can accesses with in the assembly.
protected internal	this is combination of protected and internal.
public	we can access any where.

Example:

using System;

class BankAccountDetails
{
    private string m_CustName;

    public string bankCustName
    {
        get { return  m_CustName ; }
        set {  m_CustName  = value; }
    }
}

In this example. we are hiding the string bankCustName to the other object. 



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