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Today we are exploring something cool. DotNet Core dependency injection. Dependency Injection is a way to help your code components work together better. Itamp;#39;s like making sure all the puzzle pieces fit without being stuck too tightly. By doing this, we make our code more like building blocks. If things are two stuck together, changing one part can mess up a lot of other things. Dependency Injection help us avoid a mess, making our code easier to understand and fix. So, letamp;#39;s dive into the world of Dependency Injection in .NET Core. In this demonstration, Iamp;#39;ll be working with .NET Core Web API project. To start, Iamp;#39;ll create a folder called Services, where weamp;#39;ll store our service classes. Next, Iamp;#39;ll go ahead and create a class within this new folder. Iamp;#39;ll name it RandomNumberService. Inside this class, Iamp;#39;m declaring an integer named random number and weamp;#39;ll make it readonly. Now in the class Constructor, Ia