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Relationships in OOP: Code Examples

1. Association
Sample Program-1
#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Bank

private:

string name;

public:

Bank(string n)

name = n;

string getName()

return name;

void setName(string n)

name = n;

};

class Employee

private:
string name;

public:

Employee(string n)

name = n;

string getName()

return name;

void setName(string n)

name = n;

};

class BankEmployeeAssociation

public:

Bank *b;

Employee *e;

};

int main()

Bank b1("HBL");

Employee e1("Ali");

Employee e2("Usman");

BankEmployeeAssociation bea1;

bea1.b = &b1;
bea1.e = &e1;

BankEmployeeAssociation bea2;

bea2.b = &b1;

bea2.e = &e2;

cout << "Bank Name: " << bea1.b->getName() << ",\tEmployee Name: " <<
bea1.e->getName() << endl;

cout << "Bank Name: " << bea2.b->getName() << ",\tEmployee Name: " <<
bea2.e->getName() << endl;

system("pause");

return 0;

2. Aggregation
Sample Program-2
#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Address {

public:

string streetAddress;

string city;

Address(string sa, string c)

streetAddress = sa;

city = c;

~Address() {

cout << "Called destructor of Address class" << endl;


}

};

class Employee

private:

Address *address; //Employee HAS-A Address

public:

int employeeId;

string name;

Employee(int id, string n, Address* addr)

employeeId = id;

name = n;

address = addr;

void display()

cout << "Employee ID: " << employeeId << endl;

cout << "Employee Name: " << name << endl;

cout << "Employee Address: " << address->streetAddress << ", " <<
address->city << endl;

~Employee() {

cout << "Called destructor of Employee class" << endl;

};

int main() {

//Address a1 = Address("House # 1024, Street # 40, F-7/2", "Islamabad");

Address a1("House # 1024, Street # 40, F-7/2", "Islamabad");

{
Employee e1 = Employee(1010, "Usman", &a1);

e1.display();

//Employee e2 = Employee(2020, "Ali", &a1);

Employee e2(2020, "Ali", &a1);

e2.display();

system("pause");

return 0;

3. Composition
Sample Program-3
#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Room {

public:

string roomName;

Room()

cout << "Default constructor of Room class" << endl;

Room(string rn)

cout << "Parameterized constructor of Room class" << endl;

roomName = rn;

}
~Room() {

cout << "Called destructor of Room class" << endl;

};

class House

private:

Room r; //Employee HAS-A Address

public:

string houseNo;

House()

cout << "Default constructor of House class" << endl;

House(string hn, string rn)

cout << "Parameterized constructor of House class" << endl;

houseNo = hn;

r.roomName = rn;

void display()

cout << "House No: " << houseNo << endl;

cout << "Rooms: " << r.roomName << endl;

}
~House() {

cout << "Called destructor of House class" << endl;

};

int main() {

House h1 = House("40-A", "Living Room");

h1.display();

House h2 = House("1-B", "Sitting Room");

h2.display();

system("pause");

return 0;

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