Inversion of Control < Dependency Injection [closed]

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If you accept Fowler’s definition, Inversion of Control is a much broader term than DI that covers all framework usage where you plug into a framework, but the framework is still in control.

For example, in .NET, frameworks such as ASP.NET or Windows Presentation Foundation are ultimately in control, but provide various events and Seams you can use to build an application. The same is true on other platforms.

Dependency Injection is a specialization of IoC that applies IoC specifically to manage dependencies.

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