Dependency Injection| Inversion Of Control | Spring tutorial| Spring IOC EXPLAINED like never before

[@yogendrasinghshekhawat7670]

Thanks for explaining in such a nice manner...
I'd suggest you make a separate playlist based on the topics. It would help viewers to find related videos at the same place.

[@priyankagrover1412]

Nice 👏

[@rameshghantasala4854]

Nice👏👏

[@hafizmuhammadusman1002]

Good job Proy. One thing, you told there are problems when we compose object with new operator in big projects but it could be better if you explain (practically) what actually would be the problems in doing so.

[@LearnwithProy]

Thank you for the suggestion, will keep in mind .

[@ashish_meena]

thanks so much man

[@ahmedouyahya]

Regarding the question in the video: isn't it called Field injection?

[@ravisuryawanshi1017]

Hi Proy,
If I want to use better version of 'Food'
class let call it as 'BetterFood' which also extends Noodles interface.
In this scenario how we can decide which class's prepareNoodles will get execute?
Would be greate if you could provide some dummy code.
Thanks

[@LearnwithProy]

Based on the type of the created object whether it's food or betterfood which is getting passed in restaurantbean that class's preparenoodles method will be called

[@yogendrasinghshekhawat7670]

Thanks for explaining in such a nice manner...
I'd suggest you make a separate playlist based on the topics. It would help viewers to find related videos at the same place.

[@LearnwithProy]

Sure, Thanks.