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23.aggregation in Java

The document discusses aggregation in Java which is a type of HAS-A relationship where one object contains a reference to another object. Aggregation represents a relationship where two objects can exist independently and if one is deleted the other can still exist. An example is given of a room containing a chair object to demonstrate aggregation.

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23.aggregation in Java

The document discusses aggregation in Java which is a type of HAS-A relationship where one object contains a reference to another object. Aggregation represents a relationship where two objects can exist independently and if one is deleted the other can still exist. An example is given of a room containing a chair object to demonstrate aggregation.

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23.Aggregation By Mr.

Vishnu

Aggregation in java
Aggregation is a type of HAS-A relationship. Aggregation represents a type of
relationship between two objects in which one contain the other’s reference. Two
objects can exist independently. If one is deleted other can still exist.

Aggregation in real world:

Let us take the example: A room has a chair. Here room object contain the chair object.
Both room and chair exist independently.

Example:

package com.vishnu;

//This is used to show simple aggregation example.


class Chair{
public void show(){
System.out.println("show chair details.");
}
}

public class Test{


public static void main(String args[]){
//Chair class object in RoomTest class
Chair obj = new Chair();
obj.show();
}

Output:

show chair details.

Note: Aggregation is mainly used for code re-usability.

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