Tight Coupling
IoC reduces coupling by allowing components to focus on their own responsibilities. Without IoC, application parts are responsible for locating, instantiating, and configuring their own dependencies. Tight coupling forces code rewrites in…
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IoC reduces coupling by allowing components to focus on their own responsibilities. Without IoC, application parts are responsible for locating, instantiating, and configuring their own dependencies. Tight coupling forces code rewrites in every location that uses a changed dependency. A service without IoC may mix dependency creation, order management, and wiring responsibilities.