What is the difference between aggregated and contained objects?
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Answer / Rahul Singh Kasera
In COM (Component Object Model), an aggregated object is owned by another object, meaning the container retains the lifetime of the aggregated object. On the other hand, a contained object manages its own lifetime independently. The container only keeps a reference to the contained object, and when the reference count reaches zero, the contained object gets destroyed.
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