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Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) AOP has recently emerged as a programming paradigm that, many believe, will become main-stream in near future. It is indeed an interesting approach to designing systems. There are numerous tutorials on this subject available on the internet, but most of them primarily focus on the usage of specific frameworks/aspect-oriented-languages. There is not much coverage

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Resume Oriented Programming (ROP) It is always dangerous to make sweeping statements about a group of people. History tells us that consequences of such remarks vary from peaceful condemnations to acts of violence, yet knowledge of this fact does not stop me from making the following observation. Programmers, Java programmers in particular, disappoint me. Their lack of skepticism for new

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