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import javax.inject.Singleton; import dagger.Module; import dagger.Provides; @Module public class VehicleModule { @Provides @Singleton Motor provideMotor(){ return new Motor(); } @Provides @Singleton Vehicle provideVehicle(){ return new Vehicle(...

Now that you have the providers for your different models, you need to request them. Just as Vehicle needs Motor, you have to add the @Inject annotation in the Vehicle constructor as follows: @Inject public Vehicle(Motor motor){ this.motor = motor; } You can use the @Inject annotation to ...

The connection between the provider of dependencies, @Module, and the classes requesting them through @Inject is made using @Component, which is an interface: import javax.inject.Singleton; import dagger.Component; @Singleton @Component(modules = {VehicleModule.class}) public interface Vehicl...

Now that you have every connection ready, you have to obtain an instance of this interface and invoke its methods to obtain the object you need: VehicleComponent component = Dagger_VehicleComponent.builder().vehicleModule(new VehicleModule()).build(); vehicle = component.provideVehicle(); Toast.m...