Dependency injection is basically providing the objects that an object needs (its dependencies) instead of having it construct them itself. It's a very useful technique for testing, since it allows dependencies to be mocked or stubbed out.
In plain C language, it is the choice between passing a resource as an argument to a function (Dependency Injection) or let the function create the resource.
The benefit of DI is simpler testing since you can always pass a dummy resource while testing the function.
send_packet(byte data, socket s )
v/s
send_packet(byte data)
{
socket s = new socket();
....
}
In plain C language, it is the choice between passing a resource as an argument to a function (Dependency Injection) or let the function create the resource.
The benefit of DI is simpler testing since you can always pass a dummy resource while testing the function.
send_packet(byte data, socket s )
v/s
send_packet(byte data)
{
socket s = new socket();
....
}
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