DefaultDependencies
DefaultDependencies refers to a concept within software development and project management where certain libraries, frameworks, or components are automatically included or assumed to be present in a project's build or execution environment. These dependencies are often considered standard or essential for the core functionality of the software or development platform. They are typically managed by the build system or package manager of the relevant technology. For instance, in Java development, certain core libraries are part of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and are implicitly available. Similarly, many programming languages provide a standard library that is considered a default dependency for any program written in that language.
The presence of default dependencies can streamline the development process by reducing the need for explicit