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Dependency Injection (DI) is like having a sous-chef in your code kitchen — it brings the ingredients (dependencies) to you just when you need them, so you can focus on cooking up clean, maintainable software.
In .NET Core, DI is built right in, making your applications more flexible, testable, and scalable without the headache of managing object creation manually.
At FullStackPrep.Dev, we break down DI into 9 easy-to-understand sections:
Concept Overview — What DI is and why it matters
Quick Intro — Getting started with DI in .NET Core
Analogy — The sous-chef that streamlines your workflow
Technical Explanation — How .NET Core implements DI internally
Purpose & Use Cases — When and why to use DI
Real Code Examples — Practical implementations you can try today
Interview Q&A — Top questions and smart answers to prepare you
Bonus Insight — Tips for writing effective DI code
PDF Download — A handy offline guide for quick reference
If you want to write cleaner, more modular code and nail your next interview, mastering Dependency Injection is a must.
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https://fullstackprep.dev/Articles/webd/netcore/dependency-injection-dotnet-core
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