Chapter 1, Problem 15SA

What part of an object forms an interface through which outside code may access the object’s data?

Explanation of Solution

Object’s methods:

Object-oriented programming is a famous programming approach, which represents the concept of objects and methods (member functions).

• Objects are the illustration of classes that is used to interact with another module in the programming application.
• The software entity that contains data and procedures are called as objects.
• The data present in an object is called as object’s attributes.
• The behavior or procedures that the object performs are called as object’s methods.
• The data present in the object can be accessed by the code outside of it by creating an interface in the object’s method.