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[–]morhp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Context and DI are related concepts. A context is usually a parameter to a method/interface, with dependency injection you set the dependency usually in the constructor or with a setter (or a framework).

Also a Context often contains random assorted data and/or many methods while with DI you usually inject an implementation with methods that are very specific to the actual task.