Answer Posted / raghul

IT IS A PROCESS OF SEPARATING ESSENTIAL AND NON-ESSENTIAL INFORMATION ABOUT A CLASS OR OBJECT.
A CLASS OR OBJECT MAY HAVE NUMBER OF INFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH IT.
FOR DIFFERENT USERS DIFFERENT SET OF INFORMATION
EXAMPLE:- #INCLUDE <IOSTREAM>
USING NAMESPACE STD

INT MAIN()
{
COUT<<"HELLO C++"<<END1;
RETURN 0;
}

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