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Chapter 11: Abstract Data Types and Encapsulation Concepts Suppose someone designed a stack abstract data type in which the function top returned an access path (or pointer) rather than returning a copy of the top element. This is not a true data abstraction. Why? Give an example that illustrates the problem. 1. Chapter 12: Abstract Data Types and Encapsulation Concepts 2. Explain the two problems with abstract data types that are ameliorated by inheritance. 3. Explain one disadvantage of inheritance. Show transcribed image text Chapter 11: Abstract Data Types and Encapsulation Concepts Suppose someone designed a stack abstract data type in which the function top returned an access path (or pointer) rather than returning a copy of the top element. This is not a true data abstraction. Why? Give an example that illustrates the problem. 1. Chapter 12: Abstract Data Types and Encapsulation Concepts 2. Explain the two problems with abstract data types that are ameliorated by inheritance. 3. Explain one disadvantage of inheritance.
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