An abstract data type (ADT) is a user-defined type with a set of well-defined
interfaces. Furthermore, in order for an ADT to be meaningful, all
accesses to an ADT object must be done via the defined interface.
Note that ADT is not a language feature, but how a
developer looks at the organization of program code. We'll use a
student record as an example in this section.
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