AOP _ Aspect-Oriented Programming

What is Aspect-oriented programming?

In software development, features distributed in multiple places in applications are becoming a cross-cutting concern.

This section provides another option to replace inheritance and delegation, and is clearer and more concise in many scenarios. While using Aspect-Oriented Programming, we still define general functions in one place, but we can define this function and the method where it is applied in a declarative way without modifying the affected classes. Cross-cutting concerns can be modularized into special classes, and these classes are cut. There are two advantages: First, each focus is only concentrated in one place, rather than scattered into multiple code; second, the service module is more concise, because they only contain the code of the main focus (or core function), the Code of the secondary focus is transferred to the aspect.

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AOP _ Aspect-Oriented Programming