The code (methods and statements)and data (variables and constants)contained in an encapsulated object are accessed through a(n)____.
A) black box
B) view
C) interface
D) template

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The access to the code and data of an encapsulated object is provided through its interface, which acts as a contract between the object and its clients. This allows for abstraction and information hiding, as clients only need to know how to interact with the interface, without needing to know the implementation details inside the object (which are hidden or encapsulated). Option A (black box) is a metaphor for encapsulation, but it doesn't specify how the access is provided. Option B (view) and option D (template) are not related to encapsulation, and they don't provide access to code and data of an object.

The Code (Methods and Statements)and Data (Variables and Constants)contained in an Encapsulated