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What are associative classes?
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Answer / praveen kumar
same operation in some classes and that classes must have
the generalisation among them is called Associative Classes
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Answer / debalina
an associative class is used to model associations that
have methods and attributes. Associative classes are
typically modeled during analysis and then refactored
during design.
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Answer / mak
A class derived from association then it is called association class
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