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What is a dependency injection?
It is a design pattern, the purpose of which is to reduce the dependency between software components in an application or system. It is similar to the factory pattern. When a dependency injection pattern is used, an object does not need to be aware of what the other part of the system is all about. Rather, the developer injects the required system components in advance along with a ruleset that will perform in a particular fashion.
A dependency injection pattern is composed of three things:
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A dependency consumer
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A definition of the service dependency
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An injector
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