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Revision as of 06:32, 26 May 2017
Composition is where if you delete the main class the subclasses are deleted along with it, or they no longer work.
class Location
{
public Fox Fox;
public Warren Warren;
public Location()
{
Fox = null;
Warren = null;
}
}
As you can see Location is creates an instance of Fox & Warren. So if you remove the instance of location then the Fox & Warren instances for that location will also be destroyed.
Other Examples
Warrens & Rabbits - warren creates and destroys rabbits:
class Warren
{
private const int MaxRabbitsInWarren = 99;
private Rabbit[] Rabbits;
private int RabbitCount = 0;
The Warren class declares an array of Rabbit. The constructor method for Warren creates each rabbit:
public Warren(int Variability)
{
this.Variability = Variability;
Rabbits = new Rabbit[MaxRabbitsInWarren];
RabbitCount = (int)(CalculateRandomValue((int)(MaxRabbitsInWarren / 4), this.Variability));
for (int r = 0; r < RabbitCount; r++)
{
Rabbits[r] = new Rabbit(Variability);
}
}
So if a Warren is destroyed it will destroy all of the rabbits in that warren also.
Conclusion
The following are therefore examples of composition (Composition shown with Filled Diamond):
- Location to Fox
- Location to Warren
- Warren to Rabbit
- Simulation to Location