抽象:只显示必要的信息。让我们关注一下在计算机上进行开关的例子。当系统仍在加载时，用户不必知道发生了什么(该信息对用户隐藏)。

让我们再举一个例子，ATM机。客户不需要知道机器如何读取密码并处理交易，他所需要做的就是输入密码，拿现金然后离开。

封装:处理隐藏类的敏感数据，从而私有化类的一部分。这是一种通过不允许外部访问来保持某些信息对其客户端的私密性的方法。

抽象:抽象的意思是显示功能的哪一部分。

封装:封装意味着隐藏功能的How部分。

让我们举一个非常简单的例子

/// <summary>
/// We have an Employee class having two properties EmployeeName and EmployeeCode
/// </summary>
public class Employee
{
    public string EmplpyeeName { get; set; }
    public string EmployeeCode { get; set; }

    // Add new employee to DB is the main functionality, so are making it public so that we can expose it to external environment
    // This is ABSTRACTION
    public void AddEmployee(Employee obj)
    {
        // "Creation of DB connection" and "To check if employee exists" are internal details which we have hide from external environment
        // You can see that these methods are private, external environment just need "What" part only
        CreateDBConnection();
        CheckIfEmployeeExists();
    }


    // ENCAPLUSATION using private keyword
    private bool CheckIfEmployeeExists()
    {
        // Here we can validate if the employee already exists
        return true;
    }

    // ENCAPLUSATION using private keyword
    private void CreateDBConnection()
    {
        // Create DB connection code
    }
}

控制台应用程序程序类

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Employee obj = new Employee();
        obj.EmplpyeeName = "001";
        obj.EmployeeCode = "Raj";

        // We have exposed only what part of the functionality
        obj.AddEmployee(obj);
    }
}

一种防止特定对象的数据被外部函数故意或意外误用的机制叫做“数据封装”。

在不包括背景细节或解释的情况下表现基本特征的行为被称为抽象

抽象是对用户隐藏无用的数据 封装是将数据绑定到一个胶囊(类)中。 我认为封装是我们实现抽象的方式。

有一件事，也许是其他答案忘记提到的一个基本的事情是，封装是抽象。因此，将两者进行对比并寻找差异是不准确的，而应该将封装视为一种抽象形式。

让我们以堆栈为例。它可以使用数组或链表来实现。但它支持的操作是推送和弹出。

Now abstraction is exposing only the interfaces push and pop. The underlying representation is hidden (is it an array or a linked list?) and a well-defined interface is provided. Now how do you ensure that no accidental access is made to the abstracted data? That is where encapsulation comes in. For example, classes in C++ use the access specifiers which ensure that accidental access and modification is prevented. And also, by making the above-mentioned interfaces as public, it ensures that the only way to manipulate the stack is through the well-defined interface. In the process, it has coupled the data and the code that can manipulate it (let's not get the friend functions involved here). That is, the code and data are bonded together or tied or encapsulated.