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Trying to add an accessible definition of the DI in the glossary
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(also known as services) in other objects, passing generally it as parameters.
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  • into other objects
  • generally passing them as parameters

Different levels of coupling between these objects can be established
depending on the method used to inject objects together.
The Dependency Injection pattern is the more often associated
to an other specific type of object: the :doc:`/book/service_container`
The Dependency Injection pattern is the more often associated
to another specific type of object: the :doc:`/book/service_container`

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A *Project* is a directory composed of an Application, a set of
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