Create a class named "Manager". This class has two private attributes: Salary, Address. You want to access those private members from the Main class. You have to create an object of the Manager class then use the setter and getter methods to access those attributes. 2.

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Create a class named "Manager". This class has two private attributes: Salary, Address. You
want to access those private members from the Main class. You have to create an object of
the Manager class then use the setter and getter methods to access those attributes.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Create a class named "Manager". This class has two private attributes: Salary, Address. You want to access those private members from the Main class. You have to create an object of the Manager class then use the setter and getter methods to access those attributes.
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