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Among aggreation and composition which has weaker relationship. I also need to know the reason for this. Someone share your knowledge on this.
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The relationship in case of Aggregation is dynamic with one way directional link generally used. In contrast in the case of composition the relationship is static with bi-directional link generally used. The link between the parent and child classes in aggregation is weak. So aggregation has weaker relationship.
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