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@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Methods:
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The `get` method of the `ServiceContainer` class creates
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The `get` method of the `ServiceContainer` class creates
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an instance of the given constructor and saves it for next
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an instance of the given constructor and saves it for next
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-requests following the "singleton" principle.
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+access following the "singleton" principle.
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Example:
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Example:
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@@ -114,10 +114,9 @@ Methods:
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- `useService(ctor, ...args)` adds a constructor and creates its instance
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- `useService(ctor, ...args)` adds a constructor and creates its instance
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- `setService(ctor, service)` adds a constructor and its instance
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- `setService(ctor, service)` adds a constructor and its instance
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-A service is just an instance of a class. However, if a service
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-inherits the `Service` class, such a service allows encapsulating
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-the creation of the service container, its storage, and transfer
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-to other services.
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+A service is just a class instance. However, if a service inherits
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+the `Service` class, such a service encapsulating the creation
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+of the service container, its storage, and transfer to other services.
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Example:
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