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AOP or OOP

 
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One more quetion
it is object oriented progrraming language or aspect oriented programming
 
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    Originally posted by Shyam Sakalley:
    One more quetion
    it is object oriented progrraming language or aspect oriented programming



    Groovy is fully object-oriented (even more than Java is).

    Groovy provides dynamic programming capabilities that can be used to achieve effects that are comparable to AOP. Additionally, you can use any Java AOP framework with Groovy (until know I have not yet seen a need for that).

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