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    The document describes a class diagram with composition and aggregation relationships. The Vehicle class has an Engine as a component. The Driver class has a Vehicle through aggregation. The code implements these classes with the necessary methods and demonstrates their usage.

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    The document describes a class diagram with composition and aggregation relationships. The Vehicle class has an Engine as a component. The Driver class has a Vehicle through aggregation. The code implements these classes with the necessary methods and demonstrates their usage.

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    Task 2

    Implement the classes according to the given class diagram. It shows both the composition
    and aggregation relationships.

    Driver has a Vehicle and Engine is a part of that Vehicle.

    [Note: consider the necessary data members, constructors, destructors and member functions
    accordingly]

    m
    er as
    co
    eH w
    o.
    rs e
    ou urc
    #include<iostream>
    #include<string>
    using namespace std;
    o

    class Vehicle
    aC s

    {
    v i y re

    private:
    string type;
    string company;
    string model;
    Engine e;
    ed d

    public:
    ar stu

    Vehicle(string t, string c, string m) :type(t), company(c), model(m)


    {

    cout << "Vehicle Created" << endl;


    sh is

    }
    Th

    ~Vehicle()
    {
    cout << "Vehicle Destroyed" << endl;
    }
    void print()
    {
    cout << "Vehicle type " << type << endl;
    cout << "Vehicle Compnay " << company << endl;
    cout << "Vehicle Model " << model << endl;
    }

    };
    class Driver
    {
    private:

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    string Type;
    string name;
    int age;
    Vehicle *c;
    public:
    Driver(Vehicle *ob) :c(ob)
    {

    cout << "Driver created" << endl;


    }
    ~Driver()
    {
    cout << "Driver destroyed" << endl;
    }
    Driver(string t, string n, int a) :Type(t), name(n), age(a)
    {
    cout << "Driver type " << Type << endl;
    cout << "Driver name " << name << endl;
    cout << "Driver age " << age << endl;
    }
    };

    m
    class Engine

    er as
    {

    co
    private:

    eH w
    int number;
    string lifetime;

    o.
    string company; rs e
    public:
    Engine()
    ou urc
    {}
    Engine(int n, string l, string c) :number(n), lifetime(l), company(c)
    {
    o

    cout << "Engine created" << endl;


    cout << "Engine Number " << number << endl;
    aC s

    cout << "Engine lifetime " << lifetime << endl;


    v i y re

    cout << "Engine company " << company << endl;


    }
    ~Engine()
    {
    cout << "Engine destroyed" << endl;
    ed d

    }
    ar stu

    };
    int main()
    {
    Vehicle vobj("Car", "Honda", "2020");
    sh is

    vobj.print();
    Driver *dobj = new Driver(&vobj);
    Th

    Driver dob("Male", "Hassan", 35);


    Vehicle *vob = new Vehicle("Car", "Honda", "2020");
    Engine eobj(1234, "2 years", "Honda");
    return 0;
    }

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