The question of encapsulation

Question

I know that encapsulation connects members and their behavior in one object. And that made me think that members should be private. Does this mean if a class with public members does not comply with the 100% encapsulation rule?

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Answer 1

Encapsulation is a collection of data and hiding data. Java allows you to provide data, but you must have a very good reason if you decide to do so. Member variables should be private by default and only increase to higher visibility if absolutely necessary.

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