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Composition means declaring instances of an existing class as data members of a new class.
Objects created as members of a class behave like any other object.
Composition is one way of avoiding the use of inner classes.

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Table of Contents

I. Introduction to Programming
	Introduction to Java	32:57
II. Java Syntax from the Ground Up
	Java Syntax	34:57
	Operators	51:20
	Statements	49:20
	Control Statements	55:36
	Loop Statements	41:32
	Recursion	33:17
III. Object-Oriented Programming in Java
	Classes and Objects	40:05
	Using Objects	38:27
	Methods	38:27
	Inner Classes	18:26
	Compositions	29:51
	Inheritance	39:39
	Interface	21:57
	Platform	57:30
	Arrays	29:45
	Packages	32:13
IV. Analysis of Programs
	Program Analysis, Part I	34:18
	Program Analysis, Part II	44:30
V. Additional Data Structures
	Linked List	52:51
	Stacks	22:09
	Queue	24:19
	Trees	43:52
	Priority Queue and Heap	19:58
	Maps and Sets	19:54
VI. Algorithms
	List Operations	26:27
	Searching	48:26
	Sorting, Part I	20:23
	Sorting, Part II	20:23

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