Inversion of Control (IoC) allows an external framework to manage object creation and flow control, enhancing modularity and flexibility in software design.
Dependency Injection, a popular IoC technique, decouples classes by providing dependencies from an external source rather than allowing classes to manage their own dependencies.
Traditional programming tightly couples classes by requiring them to create instances of their dependencies, while IoC promotes a loosely coupled architecture.
IoC principles foster system flexibility, enabling easier testing, maintenance, and improved scalability through clearer separation of concerns between components.
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