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Describe the difference between Interface-oriented,
Object-oriented and Aspect-oriented programming
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  Re: Describe the difference between Interface-oriented, Object-oriented and Aspect-oriented programming
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Interface oriented programming defines a contract between 
two parties - a rule that both stick to and neither care 
how the other is providing the functionality. Classic 
example would be COM. Object oriented programming is 
looking at things behavioraly - in what they do(methods) 
and what identifes them(properties). Aspect oriented 
programming is new to me. It identifes the aspects of a 
program - separates out what's essential(functionality 
wise) and what's repetitive(or not so essential from 
functionality perspective).
 
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