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Addressing Cross-Cutting Concerns
In modern software development, addressing cross-cutting concerns is essential for building robust and maintainable applications. Cross-cutting concerns refer to aspects of a software system that cut across multiple modules or components, often resulting in code duplication and scattered implementation. These concerns include logging, error handling, security, caching, and more.
In this chapter, we will explore various techniques and strategies in C# for effectively addressing cross-cutting concerns.
By the end of this chapter, you will have a solid understanding of the concepts, techniques, and best practices required to address cross-cutting concerns in your C# projects effectively.
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