Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control are not rocket surgery | Lazycoder

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03 Nov 09

Javier Neira
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- Now our class not only doesn't have to worry about creating the DataTableReader, it doesn't even really care if it gets a DataTableReader at all. All it cares about is that the reader is referencing something that implements the IDataReader interface. This is a type of inversion of control. Most of the time people get confused between inversion of control and a container that enables inversion of control and dependency injection (like Ninject, StructureMap or Unity). You don't have to use a container to utilize these two techniques, it just makes it a little easier.

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