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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop fuse you're

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brought to you by penguins who feel discriminated against during

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casual fridays All right you've been assigned to a project

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in which you'll be writing a collection of classes in

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java in order to model the various species of penguins

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in the world today super class is penguin with a

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hierarchy of sub classes organized by genus and species Your

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class hierarchy will be used to model penguins in zoos

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and wildlife preserves all over the world Super class england

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is declared as the following but the approach used in

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this project is an example of which of the following

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pop down please roman numeral thing All right let's go

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let's mix it up and start from the bottom Our

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dad encapsulation is the process of hiding data through private

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variables so that others cannot access it In this case

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the penguins name is declared his private because you know

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penguins really private This is a good example of data

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encapsulation Yup Second option talks about odd decorated development which

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is the use of different objects that work together to

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make the program run well in this case the penguin

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Suit class and it's sub classes could be used to

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model a real world population of penguins This program adequately

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uses object oriented development Finally we get to our last

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option Well really our first we've talked about top down

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development This is the approach to writing programs where all

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the general stuff is made first and then the more

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specific stuff is building so useful approach It doesn't really

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apply to this program That leaves us with two and

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three is our answer which corresponds choice b till next 00:01:46.668 --> [endTime] time Remember the penguin is mightier than the sword

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