Select the class relationship that best describes the following scenario: • Class A accepts an instance of Class B as a parameter in one of its methods. • Class A then uses one of the Class B's methods. Association (Reflexive) Association (Bidirectional) Association (Directed A to B) Association (Directed B to A) Composition (A as the whole and B as the part) Composition (B as the whole and A as the part) Aggregation (A as the whole and B as the part) Aggregation (B as the whole and A as the part) Inheritance O None of the given

Select the class relationship that best describes the following scenario: • Class A accepts an instance of Class B as a parameter in one of its methods. • Class A then uses one of the Class B's methods. Association (Reflexive) Association (Bidirectional) Association (Directed A to B) Association (Directed B to A) Composition (A as the whole and B as the part) Composition (B as the whole and A as the part) Aggregation (A as the whole and B as the part) Aggregation (B as the whole and A as the part) Inheritance O None of the given

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Chapter11: Advanced Inheritance Concepts

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