All of the following are true about encapsulation, except ____.
A) it is designed to improve data integrity
B) it prevents application code outside of the encapsulated object from modifying the object's data
C) a message from an application program can trigger an encapsulated object
D) operations are stored in the database together with the data they operate on
E) objects can only be encapsulated if they are in an aggregation relationship

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Encapsulation is a concept in object-oriented programming that involves bundling the data and the methods that operate on the data within a single unit or class. It is not dependent on the type of relationship, such as aggregation, between objects.

All of the Following Are True About Encapsulation, Except ____