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The main goal of Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) is to keep all the code relating to a single feature in one module of code.
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The task is to describe or show how, or to what extent, a given programming language implements, or is able to implement or simulate, Aspect Oriented Programming.
=={{header|Java}}==▼
Java has an aspect oriented programming library called AspectJ. Aspects can create entry and exit intercepts on normal methods. In aspect language, features are called cross-cutting concerns.▼
=={{header|C}}==
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In as much as I am unable to see the differences between functional programming and aspect oriented programming (they are just that stealthy, from my point of view), I'll have to say that J is as aspect oriented as the capabilities of the programmer.
▲=={{header|Java}}==
▲Java has an aspect oriented programming library called AspectJ. Aspects can create entry and exit intercepts on normal methods. In aspect language, features are called cross-cutting concerns.
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