Which of the following is the correct way to declare an aspect class in Spring Boot?

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Spring Boot - Aspect-Oriented Programming

A@Aspect public class MyAspect {}

Bpublic class MyAspect @Aspect {}

C@Aspect() void MyAspect() {}

Dclass MyAspect @Aspect public {}

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check correct annotation placement
The @Aspect annotation must be placed before the class declaration, like @Aspect public class MyAspect {}.
Step 2: Identify invalid syntax
Options A, B, and D place @Aspect incorrectly or misuse syntax, causing errors.
Final Answer:
@Aspect public class MyAspect {} -> Option A
Quick Check:
@Aspect before class name = correct syntax [OK]

Quick Trick: Put @Aspect right before the class keyword [OK]

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