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Dependency Injection, often abbreviated as DI, is a design pattern used in software engineering. It is a technique where an object receives other objects that it depends on, rather than creating them itself. These dependencies are typically passed into the object's constructor, methods, or properties. The core idea is to invert the control of dependency creation. Instead of a component being responsible for creating its own dependencies, those dependencies are provided to it from an external source.
This pattern promotes loose coupling between software components. When a component depends on an abstract interface
Dependency Injection can be implemented in several ways, including constructor injection, setter injection, and interface injection.
Frameworks and libraries often provide sophisticated DI containers that automate the process of managing and injecting