To improve the modularity of the software in the code smell using Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)

Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) aims to improve the modularity of the software, but developers can unwittingly introduce code smells in their programs. Several works have been concerned about code smell occurrences in aspect-oriented systems. AOP usually focuses on providing abstract descriptions of code smells, without providing operational definitions of their detection strategies. AOP in the development of long-living systems, including frameworks, libraries and software product lines, source code cloning an approach for mapping clones from one particular version of the software to another one, based on a similarity measure, a code smell is any symptom in the source code that possibly indicates a deeper modularity problem. Several works have been concerned about code smell occurrences in aspect-oriented systems. . A code smell discovered when the code is subject to a short feedback cycle where is small controlled increments and the resulting structure is examined whether there are all smells additional code indicating the need for more refactoring.