Field injection vs Constructor injection vs Setter injection (@autowired annotation in spring)

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[@harshverm776]

Thanks Bro, Nice Explaination.
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[@prakharpandey21]

If we have two class implementing the same interface then which bean will be used in auto wire context to 8:35 min part

[@harshverm776]

But when/where to use which one ?
Which one is best ?
We usually use field injection in project.
Does we really use constructor/setter injection in production level application ?

[@EngineeringDigest]

The choice between field, constructor, or setter injection depends on the specific requirements and architectural preferences of the project, but constructor injection is generally considered a best practice for production-level applications due to its explicit dependency declaration and improved testability. While field injection may be convenient in some cases, it can lead to potential issues such as hidden dependencies and difficulties in testing.

[@harshverm776]

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