Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)

Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is a programming approach that separates cross-cutting concerns—such as logging, security, or error handling— from the core functionality of a program. Instead of embedding these concerns directly into the main code, AOP allows developers to define them separately as "aspects." These aspects are then applied across different parts of the program seamlessly. This modularity simplifies maintenance, improves readability, and promotes code reuse by keeping auxiliary functions distinct from primary logic. In essence, AOP helps manage and organize code that affects multiple parts of a system without cluttering the core logic.