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06/29/2019, 11:06 PMModule
definitions, no `Component`s, just annotations on the instances you need. It then automatically puts things into the highest scope by default, unless you say otherwise.UseCase
class. Now if this use case class only depends on the Application
context, it is put there upon injection and gets an application-wide singleton.Activity
(or anything else that is just bound in a child scope of another scope), then the instance is bound there and then there could be multiple instances of this class if multiple scopes on that level exist. Pretty neat.