It can be said that class Student contains class College when a member variable of class Student makes use of an object of type class College.

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This is a general definition of class containment or composition. If a class has a member variable that is an object of another class, we say that the first class contains or composes the second class. In this case, if class Student has a member variable that is an object of type College (e.g. a student's college), we say that Student contains College.

It Can Be Said That Class Student Contains Class College