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    This document discusses object-oriented programming concepts through examples of different types of associations: 1) A simple association example shows the relationship between vendors and goods they manage. 2) A bidirectional association example shows the relationship between bankers and the transactions they process. 3) A composition example shows sub-groups that must be present for a social media department to function. 4) An aggregation example shows how an address can exist without some of its components. 5) A multiplicity example shows that a vendor can manage one or more goods.

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    This document discusses object-oriented programming concepts through examples of different types of associations: 1) A simple association example shows the relationship between vendors and goods they manage. 2) A bidirectional association example shows the relationship between bankers and the transactions they process. 3) A composition example shows sub-groups that must be present for a social media department to function. 4) An aggregation example shows how an address can exist without some of its components. 5) A multiplicity example shows that a vendor can manage one or more goods.

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    CSC OOP-compressed

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    This document discusses object-oriented programming concepts through examples of different types of associations: 1) A simple association example shows the relationship between vendors and goods they manage. 2) A bidirectional association example shows the relationship between bankers and the transactions they process. 3) A composition example shows sub-groups that must be present for a social media department to function. 4) An aggregation example shows how an address can exist without some of its components. 5) A multiplicity example shows that a vendor can manage one or more goods.

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