It’s a 25-year-old principle of object-oriented (OO) design that you shouldn’t expose an object’s implementation to any other classes in the program. The program is unnecessarily difficult to maintain ...
This is demonstrated in the next code listings. The first listing shows a simple example of a PersonBean class with no-arguments constructor and getter and setter methods. That code listing also ...
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