setMaxInactiveInterval() method
Encapsulation is the the hiding of code inside of Objects. The method of performing encapsulation practices is set in a Class's Meta Data inside of the class declaration. To be more specific the modifers of class attributes and methods can be either private or public.Example 1// Placing before the attribute declaration the public modifier allows this attribute to be// accessed by other objects or the main method.public int age;Example 2// Placing private before the attribute declaration prevents other object or the main method// from accessing the data.private int age;
Encapsulation
Contour dimensioning is a method of dimensioning a part by specifying the lengths of its contours or outlines. It provides an overall description of the part's shape and size without specifying the individual dimensions of every feature. This method is often used for parts with complex shapes where detailing every dimension would be impractical.
That is because they have no constant value; at least temperature is of great influence so it should be stated.
The scienfic method has been used in some way for over 1,000 years. The person most responsible for developing the scientific method is Galileo Galilei.
Assume you were asking as in C#, not C. Because C is not an OO language, thus if there is encapsulation, it would be different.The encapsulation in any OO language is to hide the information of data and the implementation detail of a method.For example, you have a bank account as a private data member. Any one can ask you about the Balance of your bank account, e.g. GetDeposits(), an operation that is public. Wait, you now are richer, and you open 2 more bank accounts, the public still has the only accessing method GetDeposits(), to get your total deposits.The encapsulation in this abstraction are:1. The detail, the implementation of GetDeposits(), is not revealed to public.2. The data member, 1 account or 3 accounts, no one got impact, and no one knows. (in fact, no one knows how many bank accounts you have!)
Francis Bacon
specific example of the method of tenacity, method of authority
No, it's obviously not. It's not a journalistic method, though it dependson what is written
Francis Bacon
The method is called an assembly line. Workers stay in their station along the line while products move along the belt, with each worker responsible for a specific task in the production process. This method helps improve efficiency and productivity in manufacturing processes.