interface injection
[/ˈɪntərfeɪs ɪnˈdʒɛkʃən/]
nounpl: interface injections
injeção de interface
1. A software design pattern technique in which an object receives references to its dependencies through interface types rather than concrete implementations, typically during object instantiation or through setter methods
Interface injection allows the application to swap implementations without changing the consuming code.
A injeção de interface permite que a aplicação troque implementações sem alterar o código que as consome.
2. A form of dependency injection where dependencies are injected through methods defined in an interface that the receiving object must implement
The framework uses interface injection to provide database connections to service classes.
O framework usa injeção de interface para fornecer conexões de banco de dados às classes de serviço.
This is a specialized software engineering term primarily used in professional development contexts in both Brazil and the USA. It's part of the SOLID principles and enterprise design patterns commonly taught in computer science programs and discussed in development communities worldwide. The Portuguese translation is widely understood among Brazilian developers, though the English term is often used interchangeably in technical discussions.
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