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QWhich of the following principle does not allow to access data directly from outside the class premises?

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A data hiding ✔ ✖
B encapsulation ✔ ✖
C abstraction ✔ ✖
D all of the above ✔ ✖

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In OOP, data hiding, encapsulation, and abstraction are principles that work together to protect data within a class from direct access from outside the class. This is achieved through the use of access modifiers and by providing methods to interact with the data.

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