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Cam Soper · Cam Soper · commit 08cc852b2ab7 · 2024-11-08T22:42:37.000Z
diff --git a/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/3-exercise-register-services.yml b/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/3-exercise-register-services.yml
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ### YamlMime:ModuleUnit
-uid: learn.configure-dependency-injectio.exercise-register-services
+uid: learn.configure-dependency-injection.exercise-register-services
 
 
 title: Exercise - Register and consume services
diff --git a/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/5-exercise-explore-service-lifetime.yml b/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/5-exercise-explore-service-lifetime.yml
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ### YamlMime:ModuleUnit
-uid: learn.configure-dependency-injectio.exercise-explore-service-lifetime
+uid: learn.configure-dependency-injection.exercise-explore-service-lifetime
 
 
 title: Exercise - Explore service lifetimes
diff --git a/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/includes/4-service-lifetimes.md b/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/includes/4-service-lifetimes.md
@@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ Use the `AddTransient` method to add a transient service to the service containe
 
 ## Services that depend on other services
 
-A service can depend on other services, typically by having its dependencies injected through its constructor. When you register a service that depends on another service, you must take service lifetime into account. For example, a singleton services shouldn't depend on a scoped services because the scoped service is disposed of when the request is completed but a singleton lives for the lifetime of the app. Fortunately, ASP.NET Core will by default check for this misconfiguration and will report a scope validation error when the app starts up so the issue can be quickly identified and addressed.
+A service can depend on other services, typically by having its dependencies injected through its constructor. When you register a service that depends on another service, you must take service lifetime into account. For example, a singleton services shouldn't depend on a scoped service because the scoped service is disposed of when the request is completed but a singleton lives for the lifetime of the app. Fortunately, ASP.NET Core will by default check for this misconfiguration and will report a scope validation error when the app starts up so the issue can be quickly identified and addressed.
diff --git a/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/index.yml b/learn-pr/aspnetcore/configure-dependency-injection/index.yml
@@ -31,9 +31,9 @@ products:
 units:
 - learn.configure-dependency-injection.intro
 - learn.configure-dependency-injection.understand-dependency-injection
-- learn.configure-dependency-injectio.exercise-register-services
+- learn.configure-dependency-injection.exercise-register-services
 - learn.configure-dependency-injection.service-lifetimes
-- learn.configure-dependency-injectio.exercise-explore-service-lifetime
+- learn.configure-dependency-injection.exercise-explore-service-lifetime
 - learn.configure-dependency-injection.knowledge-check
 - learn.configure-dependency-injection.summary
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`25`	`25`	`## Services that depend on other services`
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`27`		-A service can depend on other services, typically by having its dependencies injected through its constructor. When you register a service that depends on another service, you must take service lifetime into account. For example, a singleton services shouldn't depend on a scoped services because the scoped service is disposed of when the request is completed but a singleton lives for the lifetime of the app. Fortunately, ASP.NET Core will by default check for this misconfiguration and will report a scope validation error when the app starts up so the issue can be quickly identified and addressed.
	`27`	+A service can depend on other services, typically by having its dependencies injected through its constructor. When you register a service that depends on another service, you must take service lifetime into account. For example, a singleton services shouldn't depend on a scoped service because the scoped service is disposed of when the request is completed but a singleton lives for the lifetime of the app. Fortunately, ASP.NET Core will by default check for this misconfiguration and will report a scope validation error when the app starts up so the issue can be quickly identified and addressed.