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What differences there are between composition and aggregation?
Aggregation is a strong form of ownership that specifies how life evolves after the death of the contained object container.
The composition, on the contrary identifies classes with the same period of life which implies that the composite object is destroyed when all the objects that characterize it must be destroyed.
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