MIT6 0001F16 Object Oriented Programming

Encapsulation suggests some attributes and methods are private according to the object implementation, i.e., they only exist within an object. Unlike other programming languages such as C++ or Java, in Python, the private concept does not exist. Therefore all attributes/methods are public, and any object can access them even if an interface exist. ................
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