Hi Sander,
Thank you for answering. I still find it confusing "DI container is called
injector", the way I understand it is anything that contains DI is an
injector, in addition to an explicit service called $injector. The same way
there is a concept of Service in Angular which can be created by using
factory or service, also very confusing because there is a concept of
service and a component called service. I will just keep reading on.
You say that there are a number of way to create $injected property. With
regards to the diagram, which one was used from your list? Is it number 3?
Im focusing so much on DI because I gather it is crucial to understanding
how Angular works.
> 1. Create it manually.
> someController.$inject=['currencyConverter']
> function someController(currencyConverter) {...}
>
> 2. Use a tool like ngAnnotate
> 3. provide an array instead of a function. Angular will convert this
> to 1.
> 4. angular analyzes the function signature. This is the most
> error-prone method, and surely doesn't work while minifying your source
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