AOP vs OOPs

AOP vs OOPs

- AOP does not replace OOP. AOP extends OOP. The ideas and practices of OOP stay relevant. Having a good object design will probably make it easier to extend it with aspects.
- Benefits of applying AOP:
- The logic for each concern is now in one place, as opposed to being scattered all over the code base.
- Classes are cleaner since they only contain code for their primary concern (or core functionality) and secondary concerns have been moved to aspects.

AOP vs OOPs

AOP :
- Addresses cross cutting concerns
- Code creation is clear.
- Reusability of code is at a great extent.
- Properly separates business logic into reusable code.
- Modularization is based o Processes / Functionalities.

OOP:
- Functinality is within a class.
- Code modularization is into real world objects.
- Implementation is forced by the developer.
- Modularity is based on real world objects.