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Whatamp;#39;s up geeks and welcome to the channel! If youamp;#39;re a software developer or youamp;#39;re studying a programming language you may have heard of: Dependency Injection. Personally, at first, I thought this must be very hard and maybe you did as well! But I assure you itamp;#39;s just a fancy term used to represent a very easy concept. You see, in any object-oriented language classes and objects are the foundations of any functionality you can think of. Now, the relationships between these classes and objects like composition or inheritance make it possible to extend and re-use some of these functionalities. However, thereamp;#39;s a catch, the way that we choose to build those relationships, those dependencies, determine how decoupled and reusable our code will be, not only in terms of our actual code, but also in terms of testing. So, suppose we have this Food interface implemented by the Burger class, and well these two are being used by the