Object Oriented Programming·Encapsulation·FoundationWhat encapsulation actually meansA class has private fields and a public getter and setter for every one of them.Is the data encapsulated?AYes, because the fields are private and access goes through methodsBYes, provided the setters validate the values they are givenCNo, because private fields cannot be encapsulated without an interfaceDNo, because every field can still be read and written by anyoneCheck answer