AOP promotes loose coupling and enables the use of pluggable aspects when needed, allowing developers to focus on business logic while weaving aspects into it.
One of the major benefits of AOP is that you only need to write your aspects once, which you can then reuse throughout your application.
Using AOP helps reduce code clutter, redundancy, and improves the overall maintainability, readability, and speed of development in software projects.
To implement AOP properly, it’s crucial to isolate the aspects of your application, ensuring cross-cutting concerns are separated from the core business logic.
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