WHAT IS MEAN BY OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN? HOW DOES IT AFFECTS
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WHAT IS MEAN BY OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN? HOW DOES IT AFFECTS TESTING?..

Answer / jaiswal hemant r.

Generaly Object oriented design is consisted of objects
which is having data structure and decides what to include
in our program, reusing this object we can reduce errors
and redundacy which are the keyfactor of testing. By
Reducing redudancy and reusing objects we can achive
testing in efective manner.

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