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hey everybody mohit here iamp;#39;m our developer advocate here at salesforce in this video weamp;#39;ll learn how to apply dependency injection techniques to apex this technique can be very effective if you want to decrease the coupling between your apex classes and their dependencies dependency injections allows us to write better modular flexible and easily testable code without further due letamp;#39;s get started before we deep dive into dependency injection letamp;#39;s understand what is dependency with a simple example so letamp;#39;s start by looking at this apex class ordering service this class ordering service depends on the class paypal service for initiating payments now the class paypal service is tightly coupled to the ordering service now this dependency information you can also view by simply navigating to the apex class via salesforce user interface and then clicking on the show dependencies button so as you can see the auditing service clearly has this
