By default, Guice injects a new and separate instance of an object for each dependency (similar to the prototype scope in Spring), whereas Spring provides singletons by default.
Let us consider an example of a house that has a family with three people, all with their own personal car. Every time they call the injector.getInstance() method, a new instance of a car object is available for each family member:
home.give("Krunal", injector.getInstance(Car.class));home.give("Jigna", injector.getInstance(Car.class));home.give("Dirgh", injector.getInstance(Car.class));
