Database System Concepts
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___(13) A client code is a program that uses classes and objects.
___(14) The concept of allowing a class's private data to be changed only by a class's own methods is known as data masking.
___(15) The keyword super in the Java statement y = super.getX(); refer to the getX() method in the super class.
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