What is Encapsulation in C# .NET? How to implement encapsulation in real applications?

[@Mabh838]

I like your Teaching ❤ 1. Short (less than 10 m) 2. Explain with examples 3 . Story telling rather than hard technical definition

[@kashimoon100]

One of the easiest example to understand this concept. Thanks

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[@vishnumaya1930]

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[@ShotGlassesofInk]

This helped me understand the concept a lot. Thank you!

[@interviewhappy]

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[@veeru445]

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[@interviewhappy]

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Thanks, you explain all the concept clearly!!

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[@waqar8544]

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[@interviewhappy]

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[@avinashsathe2322]

good explain I tried to find exact example of encapsulation but here is right place

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[@kurubapavan3669]

Thank you sir encapsulation conseft very impartent to interview point

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[@anthonyhansen5165]

So, just so I have this straight encapsulation requires the getter and setter to follow the methodology and to be able to call the properties and functions in other classes?

[@abhiranjantiwari6710]

Hello sir , are there any videos for design patterns. Please provide us some videos for the same.

[@kyawsuthway5217]

Thank you . Your example is so good

[@interviewhappy]

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[@saieshwar7816]

Thanks for detailed explanation, it will help us interview

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Glad it was helpful! Sai Eshwar

[@vishnuvardhan7160]

Very useful information sir
Thank you for sharing

[@interviewhappy]

Most welcome Sir. Vishnu

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[@interviewhappy]

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[@victorumezuruike4155]

Great explanation, thanks

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Your Welcome @victor

[@SanjaySingh-cd1ke]

Thanku

[@sameeramadusanka1410]

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[@User-Dotnet]

Hi Happy suppose in a class if we use private for data field and not declare any property so its accesing within the class only. So will it be secure without binding the property?

[@interviewhappy]

Inside the class, using the class private variable is not a security issue. Like inside bank, the money is safe but not outside :)

[@User-Dotnet]

@@interviewhappy Thank you Happy got it.

[@ezhil4124]

What does means warapping inti single unit? Can you explain in detail

[@divyapriya4324]

Thank you Sir👏

[@interviewhappy]

Most welcome @divya

[@User-Dotnet]

So we are violating Encapsulation here to accessing data fields without property or a method.is this approach is Insecure right?and Can I say in Interviews like Encapsulation is also a secure thing by wrapping fields with methods or properties right!?and one more doubt is we can also wrap data fields with Constructer also right!?

[@akashrokade12]

Sir can you schedule some mock interviews for freshers

[@piyushparmar5427]

Sir can you please make video on property vs field

[@interviewhappy]

Sure Piyush, but field represent data and property is a specialized function. That you should always remember.

[@aliensoul7600]

Sir, In Java do we have "get" , "set" properties like we have in C# or we have to write methods like getData(), setData() .?

[@interviewhappy]

yes we have getData() and setData() in Java

[@danieldonovan6703]

he did not ask that. he's asking "Does JAVA have getters and setters", like the properties in C#

[@aliensoul7600]

@@danieldonovan6703 yes bro. does java have it or we have to write a function to get and set?

[@PetsWorldPi4s]

So it's basically data models

[@interviewhappy]

Yes Piyush, the basic name is property, in mvc we call it models.

[@Anuj_sk]

What is abstraction....samjha dogey chacha....toh encapsulation samjh aajaega