Aggregation “has-a” (C++)

If A has-a B, then generally:

• B has an independent existence outside of A
• If A dies, B lives on
• If A is copied, B isn’t (shallow copy)

Generally implemented via references or non-owning pointers (one you don’t delete).

Quest example: (insert picture from CS247 - Software Engineering Principles)

If a student dies, university lives on. if we copy a student, don’t copy whole university.