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Employee and EmployeeInfo - C # relationship

I have two classes.

Employee (Model)

EmployeeInfo (Another Class)
//Employee GetEmployeeInfo(int empCode) (MethodName)

EmployeeInfo

the class returns the type Employee

.

Now what is relationship

between Employee

and EmployeeInfo

? (Aggregation, composition or association?)

I am assuming that EmployeeInfo

a new instance is being created Employee

. So when the class object EmployeeInfo

is dying, then Employee

. This means death relationship

. So, attitude Composition

?

Sorry if this is a naive question, but it won't work.

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If a specific EmployeeInfo is created and dies with a specific employee then it is a composition.

If a specific EmployeeInfo can have a specific Employee, but can exist without it, then it is Aggregation.



Both composition and aggregation are types of associations, they are only specialized associations.

Yes, I would say that the relationship that you describe will make up.

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It can be either composition if EmployeeInfo owns (creates / disposes) Employee or Association (if Employee can exist outside EmployeeInfo).



Therefore, to answer your question, more information is required on how you use them (source code).

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Strange, are these two classes designed by you? If not, it is difficult to know the relationship between the two.

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