1. Describe 3 advantages of information hiding in the definition of user-defined ADTs.
2.Why is it advantageous to separate the definition
from the implementation of an ADT?
How does Java achieve this? Why does Java not require this
separation?
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Advantages of Hiding User Defined ADTs:
Hence, these are the advantages of hiding the user-defined ADTs.
1. Describe 3 advantages of information hiding in the definition of user-defined ADTs. 2.Why is it...
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