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Regarding the information hiding principle;
A: Briefly describe it.
B: State the advantages.
A: How to store information for a subdomain (member) in a class?
Briefly describe that it is implemented (explain simply without writing code).
D: Write a simple class that encapsulates but cannot store information.
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