Discussion
Composition does not allow an object to be part of more than one aggregate object.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
This is what distinguishes composition from ordinary aggregation. The part belongs to exactly one whole, and its lifetime is bound to that whole, so it can be neither shared between two aggregates nor left behind when the aggregate is destroyed. Aggregation permits both.
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