Practice Aggregation Vs Composition (11.5) - Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

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Question 1.
Define aggregation in your own words.
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Remember the 'has-a' relationship.
Question 2.
What type of relationship does composition signify?
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Focus on the life cycle of the objects involved.
3Question 3.
What does aggregation imply in object-oriented programming?
- A strong relationship
- An independent relationship
- A dependent relationship
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Focus on object lifecycles.
4Question 4.
Is composition a strong or weak relationship?
- True
- False
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Think about parent-child dependencies.
Question 5.
Design a software simulation using aggregation and composition. Break down how you would implement each relationship.
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Consider the purpose of each class.
Question 6.
Explain why you might choose to use composition over aggregation in a software design.
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Think about dependencies and their implications.

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