> Data Abstraction:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_abstraction#Abstract
> ion_in_object_oriented_programming
>
> Data Hiding:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_hiding
>
> I suggest reading this too:
>
> http://www.developer.com/design/article.php/3525076
>
> Joe
Thanx a lot joe, the links were too good especially the last one.
> > Data Abstraction focuses on the essentials while
> Data
> > Hiding is termed as Encapsulation.
>
> I'm sorry, but I don't really think that provides any
> useful information.
Unlike the previous 5 or so replies which were very informative.
> > > Data Abstraction focuses on the essentials while
> > Data
> > > Hiding is termed as Encapsulation.
> >
> > I'm sorry, but I don't really think that provides
> any
> > useful information.
>
> Unlike the previous 5 or so replies which were very
> informative.
Well, at least those were blatantly not intending to be. :-)
i am also a beginner and my intention is to help and make other beginner's understand a topic in a very basic manner or should i say "in layman's term". so if you think that my answer to the question is not useful or not informative at all, then fine. i don't give comments which is not related to the topic. whatever their answer is, whether it is informative or not, i respect it. when you are the one who has a problem i am sure any help you can get would be appreciated, because at least you know there's someone out there who is trying to help. i not an expert on java, so fine, i accept your comment. i hope you are happy.
> when you are the one who has a
> problem i am sure any help you can get would be
> appreciated,
Yes, but comments that contain no information and are useless at best and confusing at worst are not appreciated.
Don't take this personally. I'm not attacking you. I'm merely informing you that your answer didn't really help, in the hopes that you'll see what others' answers say, learn from it, and provide more useful answers in the future.