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How does encapsulation help when changing internal implementation of a class?

AIt allows changing private fields without affecting external code using public methods.

BIt forces all external code to be rewritten.

CIt makes the class immutable and unchangeable.

DIt automatically updates all references to the class.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand encapsulation's role in hiding internals
Private fields can change without breaking code that uses public methods.
Step 2: Identify correct effect on external code
External code uses public interface, so internal changes are hidden.
Final Answer:
It allows changing private fields without affecting external code using public methods. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Encapsulation hides internals, protects external code [OK]

Quick Trick: Encapsulation hides changes from outside code [OK]

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