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(Visual C++ Redistributable Download) (by Liping Liu) Visual C++ 2005
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable (x64)
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(643 Week 9/15 Outline: Advanced Class Diagrams and Association Classes Implementation) (by Liping Liu) Review: Homework
Continue: code ApplyInterest() function
Lecture 1: Advanced Association: Composition and Aggregation:
A special kinds of association that model object containment relationship (not class containment, why?)
Composition is stronger than aggregation: composition means exclusive containment whereas aggregation means shared containment
Examples: Car - Engine - Cylinder, Building-Room-Wall, Course -Section - Student - Prerequisite, Directory - File
Implementation:
C++ uses pointers for aggregation so that when the host is destroyed, the contained objects do not have to be destroyed
C++ uses regular variables for composition so that, when the host is destroyed, the contained objects will be destroyed too
Java/C# does not have the concept of pointers and so there is no difference in implementation
Lecture 2: Association Objects and Classes
It is used for capturing data that describe associations... more >>
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