Chapter 2, Inversion of Control in Spring
Q1. What are Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI)?
IoC is a more general concept, and DI is a concrete design pattern. In software engineering, IoC is a programming technique where the assembler object compels object coupling at runtime using static analysis. DI reduces the coupling between objects. DI is a design pattern on which the dependency of object is injected by the framework, rather than created by the object itself.
IoC makes your code more portable, more testable, and more manageable and keeps component configuration, dependencies, and life cycle events outside of the components.
Q2. What are the different types of Dependency Injection in Spring?
In the Spring Framework, DI is ...
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