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Question:  Difference Between Aggregation and Composition

Answer: What is the difference between Aggregation and Composition?
(Asked in Polaris Interview for Java Experienced People, on April 11, in Chennai)


July 07, 2008 03:00:17 #2
 hafeez_munawar   Member Since: July 2008    Total Comments: 2 

RE: Difference Between Aggregation and Composition
 
Aggregation:
In aggregation , one object is composed of multiple objects and every object is useless without the relationship. Suppose there is a car object, so car object is useless without the tyre or steering object, and steering object is useless without car. This type of relationship is called Aggregation.

Compostion:
One object is composed of several objects, in this type of relationship, every object has its own existance
     

 

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