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alright guys in this video we are going to learn about dependency injection now hereamp;#39;s the thing we can start writing the code for angular services without diving deep into dependency injection but as always I want to help you get a better understanding of the code that you write and maintain so we are going to learn about the AI in three parts first we will take a look at the code that does not use di and also take a look at its drawbacks next I will explain the AI as a design pattern and how it overcomes the drawbacks finally I will talk about di as a framework that angular provides so letamp;#39;s begin with some code that doesnamp;#39;t use di so consider three classes one for a car one for an engine and one for tires for simplicity letamp;#39;s assume we only need an engine and few tires to build a car so a car has two dependencies engine and tires in the car class the constructor itself creates copies of the engine and tires so when you instantiate a new car the constr
