Aspect Oriented Languages

Aspect-oriented languages are programming languages that help developers manage and separate cross-cutting concerns—such as logging, security, or error handling—that affect multiple parts of a program. Instead of writing repetitive code in each component, these concerns are encapsulated in separate modules called aspects. This organization makes the code cleaner, more maintainable, and easier to evolve. Essentially, aspect-oriented programming allows developers to "weave" additional behavior into existing code transparently, improving modularity without cluttering the core logic.