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CPU AND MOTHERBOARD RELATIONSHIP

donsleeq
By donsleeq
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IN OOP, composition relationship is when an object is FORMED by using another object as its PART.

in Utilization relationship, an object uses another object to perform a specific task

SO MY QUESTION IS:

What is the relationship between a motherboard and a cpu

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SNIP

 

 

Whut?

 

The CPU is the cousin of the motherboard, although only a step cousin.. obviously

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I would describe it as a step-relative. Things going inside of each other, etc.

 

 

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i want you to look at the definition and question i have given and answer

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The motherboard is the aggregate, the CPU is the component. Together, this is a form of object composition.

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