curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67e6b1552cfa9d32b50a6c68.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Does that mean BLANK code BLANK smaller parts, like BLANK it?
breaking
This verb means to divide something into smaller pieces or parts. It ends with -ing.
into
This preposition indicates the direction or result of dividing something.
encapsulating
This refers to grouping related things into a single unit or structure and hiding unnecessary details. It ends with -ing.
Breaking into means dividing or splitting something as smaller parts. For example:
We are breaking the project into smaller tasks. - This means dividing the project into manageable pieces.
Encapsulating refers to wrapping something (like data or functionality) into a single unit or structure, keeping the details hidden and only exposing what's necessary. For example:
Encapsulating the data in an object means users can only access the data through specific methods, not directly. - This ensures that the data is controlled and safe from unintended changes or misuse.
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