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What are the differences between composition and inheritance in Java?

Composition	Inheritance
has-a relationship between classes.	is-a relationship between classes.
Composing object holds a reference to composing classes and hence relationship is loosely bound.	Derived object carries the base class definition in itself and hence its tightly bound.
Single class objects can be composed within multiple classes.	Single class can only inherit one Class.
Its the relationship between objects.	Its the relationship between classes.

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