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here is a new question how to use dependency injection in views in asp.net core now we have already seen how to implement dependency injection in controllers now we will see how to implement it in views so we will take the same example suppose we have a i student interface where the get student count method is declared and then we have a math student class which is inherited from i student interface and which have a get student count method which is just returning this 100 value so this is the interface and the class now inside the configure services method we have added this interface and the class it is going to be used so again we can replace this as science student if tomorrow there is a need to add a new class replace it with the math student so now how to implement this in the views so for this we have to use a single word answer is we have to use the inject directive like this inside the view itself in order to use the dependency injection inside the use so in other words a serv