Most object-oriented programming languages enable you to encapsulate (or hide) an object's data from the client code. Such data in these languages is said to be ________ data.
A) public
B) protected
C) private
D) None of the above

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Private data in object-oriented programming languages are hidden or encapsulated from the client code, ensuring that the data can only be accessed and modified through the methods defined in the class. Public data, on the other hand, can be accessed and modified by any client code, while protected data can be accessed by the same or derived classes. Therefore, the best choice for encapsulated data is private (C).

Most Object-Oriented Programming Languages Enable You to Encapsulate (Or Hide)