The aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a new paradigm for improving the system’s features such as modularity, readability and maintainability. Owing to a better modularisation of cross-cutting concerns, the developed system implementation would be less complex, and more readable.Thus, software
development efficiency would increase, so the system would be created faster than its object-oriented programming (OOP) equivalent. In this paper, we provide some insight into the OO software development quality metrics were significantly associated with using AOP.The method that we are currently studying is based on a popular C & K metrics suite that extends the metrics traditionally used with the OO paradigm and also extend to AO paradigm. We argue that a shift similar to the one
leading to the Chidamber and Kemerer’s metrics is necessary when moving from OO to AOP software
