Encapsulation
The practice of keeping fields within a class
private, then providing access to those fields via public methods.
Encapsulation is a protective barrier that keeps the data and code safe
within the class itself. We can then reuse objects like code components or
variables without allowing open access to the data system-wide. Binding (or
wrapping) code and data together into a single unit are known as
encapsulation.
Program:
class company:
def __init__(self, name,
salary, working_days):
self.name = name
self.salary = salary
self.working_days = working_days
def demofunc(self):
print("worker name "+self.name)
print("salary amount Rs",+self.salary)
print("working days",+self.working_days)
c1 = company("Steve",10000, 30)
c2 = company("Chris",9000, 10)
c3 = company("Mark",20000, 65)
c4 = company("Kate",6000, 5)
c1.demofunc()
c2.demofunc()
c3.demofunc()
c4.demofunc()
Output:
worker name Steve
salary amount Rs 10000
working days 30
worker name Chris
salary amount Rs 9000
working days 10
worker name Mark
salary amount Rs 20000
working days 65
worker name Kate
salary amount Rs 6000
working days 5
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