In both Objected Oriented and Procedural software design, the attributes (data) and behaviors (functions) are grouped into a single container Select one True False When you define attributes or methods as private, you are applying the following concept: Select one: a. Object Oriented Design b. Inheritance c. Encapsulation d. Abstraction e. Data Hiding When defining a class, the methods that allow modifying and accessing the attributes of a class by another class are called getters and setters. Sometimes, these methods are called using a different name. What is this name? Type your answer following this template Otherwise, this question will be graded as incorrect namel and name? Answer: Look at the following UML class diagram. How many public methods does it have? Employee -socialSecurity Number:String -gender:boolean -dateOfBirth:Date +getSocial SecurityNumber:String +getGender:boolean +getDateOfBirth:Date +setSocial SecurityNumber:void +setGender:void +setDateOfBirth:void Answer: Look at the following UML class diagram. How many public attributes does the class have? Employee -socialSecurityNumber:String -gender:boolean -date Of Birth:Date +getSocial SecurityNumber:String +getGender:boolean +gotDateOfBirth:Date +BetSocial SecurityNumber:void +setGender:void setDate of Birth:void