Most of the time it's difficult to distinguish between Inversion Of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI). Because they both have inter linked and overlaps with each other.
I will try to put it for you to understand easily and draw a thin line between them.
IoC is the way of inverting (giving) the control to external entity to create the required object on-demand. Where as the DI is a process of creating and injecting the required objects on-demand to support the IoC.
That means IoC uses DI. DI can be implemented using setter methods, constructors, etc.
Comments are most welcome...
I will try to put it for you to understand easily and draw a thin line between them.
IoC is the way of inverting (giving) the control to external entity to create the required object on-demand. Where as the DI is a process of creating and injecting the required objects on-demand to support the IoC.
That means IoC uses DI. DI can be implemented using setter methods, constructors, etc.
Comments are most welcome...
