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encapsulation of class attributes (if you care about that sort of thing)

You should care. Otherwise, why are you bothering with OO at all?

Automating get/set methods with AUTOLOAD

No, that breaks encapsulation. AUTOLOAD isn't the best way to do that, anyway. Putting sub refs directly into the symbol table at runtime is much faster.

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