Encapsulation
Encapsulation is the isolation of code so that it can be used but not accessed or modified directly. One example of encapsulated code is a function.
Testers should be aware of the best practices around encapsulation so that they can create more maintainable test automation, especially in the case where it was created from a UI recorder.
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