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In commonly employed code, there are elements that are orthogonal to the primary functionality of the code. These elements, though extraneous to the primary purpose of the code, are vital to its proper execution. Furthermore, they tend to be scattered throughout the system so that they contribute to the complexity of the code. These elements are called aspects. Examples of aspects include processing to support |
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