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Line 15: * Undiscovered defects in requirements, architecture, and design, along with significant effort wasted while implementing them. * Difficulty [[debugging]] (including identifying, localizing, fixing, and regression testing defects) as more software is produced and integrated. * Reduced [[code coverage]] during testing{{Citation needed\|date=October 2017}} as a result of [[Encapsulation (object-oriented programming)\|encapsulation]] impeding [[white-box testing]]. * A “bow wave” of [[technical debt]] that can cause a project to fail.

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