Association - Indicates the relationship between objects.
Example : Computer uses keyboard as input device.
An association is used when one object wants another object to perform a service for it.
Aggregation - Is a special case of association, a directional association between objects. When an
object "has-a" another object, then you have got an aggregation between them.
Example : Room has a table, but the table can exist without the room.
public class Room
{
private Table table;
void setTable(Table table)
{
this.table=table;
}
}
Composition - Is a special case of aggregation. Composition is more restrictive. When there is a
composition between two objects, the composed object cannot exist without the outer
object.This restriction is not there in aggregation.
Example : Rooms in a house, which cannot exist after the lifetime of the house.
public class House
{
private Room room;
House(Room roomSpecks)
{
room = new Room (roomSpecks);
}
}
Example : Computer uses keyboard as input device.
An association is used when one object wants another object to perform a service for it.
Aggregation - Is a special case of association, a directional association between objects. When an
object "has-a" another object, then you have got an aggregation between them.
Example : Room has a table, but the table can exist without the room.
public class Room
{
private Table table;
void setTable(Table table)
{
this.table=table;
}
}
Composition - Is a special case of aggregation. Composition is more restrictive. When there is a
composition between two objects, the composed object cannot exist without the outer
object.This restriction is not there in aggregation.
Example : Rooms in a house, which cannot exist after the lifetime of the house.
public class House
{
private Room room;
House(Room roomSpecks)
{
room = new Room (roomSpecks);
}
}
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