Definition: Enisled is a term in computer science, specifically in the field of software engineering and system design. It refers to an object that has all necessary properties but some may not be required or needed for its purpose. For example, if you're designing a software application, one would use enisled objects to ensure they have the features that are essential for their functionality. In programming terms, enisled objects can be used in situations where there is a need for encapsulation and hiding information about
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