How encapsulation and abstraction defined/used in C#.NET.
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Answer Posted / siva prasad
encapculation: binding the data members and member functions
together is called
encapculation. encapculation is done through class.
abstraction: hiding the implementaion details form usage or
from view is
called abstraction.
ex:
int x;
we don't know how int will internally work. but we know int
will work.
that is abstraction.
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