public_methods
Public Methods
In object-oriented programming (OOP), public methods are functions or procedures accessible from any part of the program, allowing objects to interact with each other. They form part of an object's interface, specifying the ways in which an object's data can be accessed or manipulated from outside its defining class or module. Public methods are essential for the implementation of software APIs and frameworks, providing a structured way for different components of a system to communicate and use the functionalities encapsulated within objects, while maintaining abstraction and encapsulation principles.
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