Description: Dependency injection is a design pattern used to implement Inversion of Control (IoC), allowing for better separation of concerns in software development. This approach facilitates the management of dependencies between different components of an application, promoting modularity and code reuse. Instead of an object or component creating its own dependencies, these are provided from the outside, allowing the system to be more flexible and easier to test. Dependency injection can be performed in several ways, including constructor injection, method injection, and property injection. This pattern is especially relevant in environments where maintaining clean and maintainable code is sought, such as in various software applications and frameworks. By applying dependency injection, developers can change or update components without affecting the rest of the system, resulting in more agile and efficient development.
