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What does “getting the right level of abstraction” mean?

I read about how hard work in programming is written in code "at the right level of abstraction." Although abstraction usually hides details behind a layer, does it write something at the right level of abstraction, mainly getting methods for the correct solution? For example, if I am going to write a class for representing a car, I have provided properties for wheels, etc., but if I am asked to write a class for a car without wheels, I will not provide wheels and, therefore, there is no method to “drive” a car. Is that what is meant by proper abstraction?

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