Python Encapsulation Quiz

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Question 1

What is encapsulation in Python?

  • A process of hiding the implementation details of an object

  • A method to make objects accessible only from within the class

  • A way to create private attributes in a class

  • All of the above

Question 2

Which access modifier in Python allows an attribute to be accessed within the same package?

  • Public

  • Private

  • Protected

  • None of the above

Question 3

How does encapsulation contribute to data hiding in Python?

  • By making all attributes private

  • By providing access to attributes through getters and setters

  • By using name mangling to obscure attribute names

  • By restricting access to implementation details

Question 4

How can you enforce encapsulation in Python?

  • By declaring all attributes as private

  • By using access modifiers like public, protected, and private

  • By using only getter methods for attribute access

  • By avoiding the use of encapsulation in code

Question 5

Consider the following Python code:

class BankAccount:
   def __init__(self, balance):
       self.__balance = balance

   def withdraw(self, amount):
       if amount <= self.__balance:
           self.__balance -= amount
           return amount
       else:
           return "Insufficient funds"
 

  • Public

  • Private

  • Protected

  • Read-only

Question 6

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using encapsulation?

  • Improved code organization

  • Increased code flexibility

  • Reduced code readability

  • Better code maintainability

Question 7

What is the purpose of using getters and setters in Python?

  • To perform mathematical operations on attributes

  • To restrict access to attributes

  • To provide access and modify private attributes

  • To create public attributes

Question 8

Which statement is true regarding encapsulation in Python?

  • All attributes should be private.

  • Encapsulation is mainly about creating classes.

  • Getter methods are not allowed in encapsulation.

  • Encapsulation is the bundling of data with the methods that operate on that data.

Question 9

In the context of encapsulation, what is the significance of the single leading underscore in attribute names?

  • It indicates a read-only attribute.

  • It signifies a protected attribute.

  • It is used for name mangling.

  • It is a convention to indicate internal use.

Question 10

Which of the following is a benefit of encapsulation?

  • Increased code flexibility

  • Decreased code maintainability

  • Reduced security

  • Limited code organization

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