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in the previous video I discussed about the inject annotation and how we can use constructor injection to create object and how dagger uses that annotation to know what are the dependencies of that object in this video Iamp;#39;m going to talk about filled injection another way you can inject dependencies to a class so here we are going to use fill in the action to inject the user instance to main activity the reason why we can use filled injection is because there are instances where you cannot use constructor injection and activities in Android are a very good example of that because these are created by the OS not by the application itself so you donamp;#39;t have control over the construction of the activities so you cannot use constructor injection in that case you can use field injection thatamp;#39;s what we are going to see here and also see how dagger creates the object based on these annotations so first we were going to inject weamp;#39;re going to annotate this variable