In simple words: whenever you define a parameter in your class constructor - you define a dependency for that class, so that it can't be initialized without injecting (passing) dependencies that you have required in your constructor.
Laravel does it for you automatically unless you are not injecting abstractions, like interfaces. In those cases you can implement bindings in Service Providers.
In simple words: whenever you define a parameter in your class constructor - you define a dependency for that class, so that it can't be initialized without injecting (passing) dependencies that you have required in your constructor.
Laravel does it for you automatically unless you are not injecting abstractions, like interfaces. In those cases you can implement bindings in Service Providers.
Good luck! :)
Thank you!!! Got it!