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Dependency injection is now native in ASP.NET Core. Importing Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection in project.json (formerly web.config), and by a using statement in Startup.cs (formerly global.asax), we can use this internal component to manage DI for our application, represented by the IServiceProvider interface.

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