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Question 1
Easy
Define association in Object-Oriented Design.
π‘ Hint: It's the most basic relationship.
Question 2
Easy
What does aggregation indicate?
π‘ Hint: Think of a library and books.
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Question 1
What does association represent in UML?
π‘ Hint: Itβs the most basic type of relationship.
Question 2
True or False: In composition, parts can exist independently of the whole.
π‘ Hint: Think about what happens to parts when the whole is deleted.
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Push your limits with challenges.
Question 1
Design an Object-Oriented scenario illustrating the relationship types covered: association, aggregation, composition, and dependency. Describe how these relationships would affect object interactions.
π‘ Hint: Think about real-world connections in your design.
Question 2
Create a simple UML Class Diagram to represent the relationships between at least three classes using each type of relationship: association, aggregation, composition, and dependency.
π‘ Hint: Visualize how each class interacts; remember to denote dependencies with dashed lines.
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