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 <p>We&#8217;re going to add more bad code to already bad code. Are you ready? Good, let&#8217;s do this!</p> 

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 <p>If we want to create a universal Dispenser interface, we also need a universal ingredient class that we can pass to its dispense function. Let&#8217;s use class extension for that.</p> 

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 <p>In the last exercise it must have been satisfying to see the CoffeeMachine class become so much cleaner, however you might have noticed that we still have a lot of code duplication over the different kind of Dispensers. 

 What can we do about that?</p>

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 <p>Each lab is self-contained, 

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 <p>Finally! A section that seems to be about Spring! You&#8217;re right! Now that we have learned about Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control we&#8217;re finally ready to learn the first things about Spring.</p> 

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 <p>For a class which implements an interface it is guaranteed that the methods which are defined in the interface are all implemented. 

 If we create a CoffeeDispenser interface with a dispense method, then each class which implements the CoffeeDispenser interface has to give its own implementation of the dispense method. 

 If we extend the CoffeeDispenser interface with a new method, then we also need to make an implementation of this method in each class which implements the CoffeeDispenser interface.</p>

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 <p>Finally! A section that seems to be about Spring! You&#8217;re right! Now that we have learned about Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control we&#8217;re finally ready to learn the first things about Spring.</p> 

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 <p>This lab is meant to help you understand some issues that can arise when software is designed in an unmaintainable way.</p> 

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 <p>If we want to create a universal Dispenser interface, we also need a universal ingredient class that we can pass to its dispense function. Let&#8217;s use class extension for that.</p> 

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 <p>The main disadvantage of Inversion of Control is that the user of a class has to have the dependencies for that class or create them. 

 If I want to create an object A which needs objects B, I need to make a B object before I can make an A object.</p>

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 <p>We&#8217;ll first walk through all the files in this directory.<br> 

 Then we&#8217;ll see if we can succeed in getting it deployed to a Tomcat server.<br> 

 And finally we&#8217;ll add some more endpoints.</p>

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 <p>Finally! A section that seems to be about Spring! You&#8217;re right! Now that we have learned about Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control we&#8217;re finally ready to learn the first things about Spring.</p> 

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	<p>In the last exercise it must have been satisfying to see the CoffeeMachine class become so much cleaner, however you might have noticed that we still have a lot of code duplication over the different kind of Dispensers.
	What can we do about that?</p>

	<p>Each lab is self-contained,
	but continues on the knowledge you gained in previous labs</p>

	<p>For a class which implements an interface it is guaranteed that the methods which are defined in the interface are all implemented.
	If we create a CoffeeDispenser interface with a dispense method, then each class which implements the CoffeeDispenser interface has to give its own implementation of the dispense method.
	If we extend the CoffeeDispenser interface with a new method, then we also need to make an implementation of this method in each class which implements the CoffeeDispenser interface.</p>

	<p>The main disadvantage of Inversion of Control is that the user of a class has to have the dependencies for that class or create them.
	If I want to create an object A which needs objects B, I need to make a B object before I can make an A object.</p>

	<p>We’ll first walk through all the files in this directory.<br>
	Then we’ll see if we can succeed in getting it deployed to a Tomcat server.<br>
	And finally we’ll add some more endpoints.</p>

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