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What is the difference between the Injector pattern and the Locator pattern?

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The Injector pattern directly provides dependencies to a component, while the Locator pattern requires the component to request dependencies from a central source.

The Injector pattern is a more tightly coupled approach compared to the Locator pattern.

The Injector pattern and Locator pattern achieve the same goal of dependency injection but with different methods of providing dependencies.

The Locator pattern creates new instances of dependencies every time they are requested, while the Injector pattern reuses existing instances.

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