Chatting with the Interviewer | Python Object-Oriented Access Control
Python was designed as an object-oriented language from the start, and the first element of object-oriented thinking is encapsulation. Simply put, encapsulation means that the attributes and methods within a class are divided into public and private; public ones can be accessed externally, while private ones cannot. This is the most crucial concept in encapsulation—access control. There are three levels of access control: Private, Protected, and Public. Private: Accessible only within the class itself. Protected: Accessible within the class itself and its subclasses. Public: Accessible by any class. ...