Multiple choice

A Primary rule of object oriented programming is that as the user of an object ________

  1. you would never need to know what is there inside the object

  2. everything is defined in the object

  3. you would interact with other objects

  4. none of these
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Explanation

Objects hide their internal implementation details from users through information hiding and abstraction. Users interact only through well-defined public interfaces without needing to understand internal complexity. This encapsulation allows internal changes without breaking client code.

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