It is TRUE to state that we can more easily debug a program when the responsibilities are well encapsulated.
One of the cornerstones of OOP is encapsulation (object-oriented programming). It refers to the combination of data and procedures that operate on that data.
Encapsulation is a technique for hiding the values or state of a structured data object within a class, preventing unauthorized parties from accessing them directly.
To access the values, publically available methods (called getters and setters) are often given in the class, and other client classes call these functions to get and alter the values within the object.
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