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I got a question from a subscriber asking if I could do something on Dependency Injection. Now Iamp;#39;ve mentioned Dependency Injection in various other videos when weamp;#39;ve been dealing with ASP.NET Core because you canamp;#39;t really do that without Dependency Injection, but itamp;#39;s always been just a peripheral thing to make it work - not something I focused on. So I thought Iamp;#39;d do a few videos looking at the whole idea of Dependency Injection. Weamp;#39;ll start out in ASP.NET Core, but weamp;#39;ll also look at it in other environments as well to see how it can be used in different circumstances. Now the basic idea behind Dependency Injection is very closely related to one of the five SOLID code principles, which is Dependency Inversion, which we covered in an earlier video. But the basic idea is, if youamp;#39;ve got two components A and B, you donamp;#39;t want A to be dependent on B, but equally you donamp;#39;t want B to b