private and restrict accessing them through public methods and also means hiding the internal implementation and representation of an object and provide to the outer world only an interface of public methods to access the object.
Answers: "avoid code duplicity " and "subtypes of a well-encapsulated class won't need to override most of the inherited methods ", have nothing to do with encapsulation
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