Computer Science, asked by Dristi088, 1 year ago

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Ans my questions.............

1.Difference between user defined and compiler defined function.

2.How one object is different from another object in a class?

3.Concept of encapsulation and abstraction relating
with user defined function.​

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Answered by pandanigussie0231
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Answer:

Explanation:

1- User defined functions are functions that you as a programmer write from scratch and tell it how to manipulate data while compiler defined ones are there automatically and are there just to help you in your programming

2- That is because objects are different instances of a class. you can think of them as a screenshot. so, they may differ evertime you create the object with different parameter or variable.

3- encapsulation is the method of hiding data from the user / outside world

   abstraction is the method of declaring functions without actually initalizing       them so as hide the implementations from other users,  even programmemrs

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Answered by manjupjha2409
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Answer:

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