In DI, you need to set the entry point in a client object from which the dependency can be injected. Based on these entry points, DI can be implemented with the following types:
- Constructor injection
- Setter injection
- Interface injection
In DI, you need to set the entry point in a client object from which the dependency can be injected. Based on these entry points, DI can be implemented with the following types:
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