In a class, values defined for the data type can only be accessed and operated on by functions specified as part of the class.

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This statement describes the principle of encapsulation in object-oriented programming, where a class's data (attributes) is accessed and manipulated only through methods (functions) defined within that class, ensuring data integrity and hiding the internal state of the object from outside manipulation.

In a Class, Values Defined for the Data Type Can