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useExisting
useClass
In Angular, there is a difference between these two type of providers.
This will create 2 different instances of DependencyA:
DependencyA
const providers = [ DependencyA, { provide: DependencyB, useClass: DependencyA } ];
While this will create 1 instance of DependencyA and provide it for both tokens:
const providers = [ DependencyA, { provide: DependencyB, useExisting: DependencyA } ];
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In Angular, there is a difference between these two type of providers.
This will create 2 different instances of
DependencyA
:While this will create 1 instance of
DependencyA
and provide it for both tokens:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: