Static code dependencies refer to the relationships between different modules, libraries, or components in a software system that are established at compile-time rather than at runtime. These dependencies are determined by the code itself, meaning that one module directly references another through imports, includes, or explicit references in the code. Examples include:
- Library and Module Imports
- Class Dependencies (Inheritance & Composition)
- Function and Method Calls
- Dependency Injection Without Runtime Resolution
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