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Expand Up @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Before we get started, let's define what we mean by a "dependency" for this post

But this happens all the time, so what kinds of dependencies are problematic?

First, we want generally want to create code that is predictable and deterministic (pure). Any calls that are non-deterministic will mess this up. These non-deterministic calls include all kinds of I/O, random number generators, getting the current date & time, etc. So we will want to manage and control impure dependencies.
First, we generally want to create code that is predictable and deterministic (pure). Any calls that are non-deterministic will mess this up. These non-deterministic calls include all kinds of I/O, random number generators, getting the current date & time, etc. So we will want to manage and control impure dependencies.

Second, even for pure code, we may often want to change behavior at runtime by passing in different implementations, rather than hard-coding one. In OO design, we would probably use the Strategy Pattern, and in FP design, we would probably pass in a "strategy" function as a parameter.

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* [DependencyRetention.fsx](https://gist.github.com/swlaschin/d35b59795a85a62723124df1a79d2388)

In the [next post](/posts/dependencies-2/), we'll look at "dependency parameterization". That is, passing in dependencies as standard function parameters.