When you use information hiding by selecting which properties and methods of a class to make public, you are assured that your data will be altered only by the properties and methods you choose and only in ways that you can control.

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Information hiding, through encapsulation, allows a class to control access to its data by exposing only selected properties and methods, ensuring that data is modified only in controlled ways.

When You Use Information Hiding by Selecting Which Properties and Methods