You want to create a class Student with a public attribute grade that can be updated anytime. Which code correctly implements this?

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Python - Encapsulation and Data Protection

You want to create a class Student with a public attribute grade that can be updated anytime. Which code correctly implements this?

Aclass Student(): def __init__(self, grade): self.grade = grade s = Student('A') s.grade = 'B' print(s.grade)

Bclass Student(): def __init__(self, grade): self._grade = grade s = Student('A') s._grade = 'B' print(s._grade)

Cclass Student(): def __init__(self, grade): grade = self.grade s = Student('A') s.grade = 'B' print(s.grade)

Dclass Student(): def __init__(self, grade): self.__grade = grade s = Student('A') s.__grade = 'B' print(s.__grade)

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check attribute assignment for public access
class Student(): def __init__(self, grade): self.grade = grade s = Student('A') s.grade = 'B' print(s.grade) assigns grade as a public attribute with no underscores.
Step 2: Confirm attribute can be updated and accessed
class Student(): def __init__(self, grade): self.grade = grade s = Student('A') s.grade = 'B' print(s.grade) updates s.grade and prints it correctly.
Final Answer:
The code using self.grade = grade without underscores correctly implements public attribute update and access. -> Option A
Quick Check:
Public attribute = self.attribute, modifiable anytime [OK]

Quick Trick: Public attributes have no underscores and can be changed anytime [OK]

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