How does field injection negatively affect the principle of explicit dependencies in Spring Boot applications?

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Spring Boot - Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection

AIt requires dependencies to be public fields, exposing internal state

BIt forces all dependencies to be passed via constructor parameters

CIt automatically documents dependencies in class signatures

DIt hides dependencies inside private fields, making them implicit and harder to track

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Define explicit dependencies principle
Explicit dependencies mean all required components are clearly visible in class constructors or methods.
Step 2: Analyze field injection effect
Field injection hides dependencies inside private fields, making them implicit and less obvious to readers.
Final Answer:
It hides dependencies inside private fields, making them implicit and harder to track -> Option D
Quick Check:
Field injection hides dependencies = C [OK]

Quick Trick: Explicit dependencies should be visible, field injection hides them [OK]

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