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When writing unit tests for a class that uses Koin injection, what is a common approach to swap in test doubles?

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  1. When writing unit tests for a class that uses Koin injection, what is a common approach to swap in test doubles?
  2. What must an application do before it can resolve any dependencies with Koin?
  3. What is Koin?
  4. How is a dependency typically injected into a class using Koin?
  5. What does `androidContext()` provide when configuring Koin's `startKoin` block in an Android app?
  6. In Koin, what is the difference between `single` and `factory` when defining a dependency?
  7. What is a Koin "module" used for?
  8. Why is checking Koin module definitions early in app startup (rather than only when first needed) considered good practice?
  9. How does Koin support Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) projects?
  10. What is the purpose of Koin's `bind<InterfaceType>()` function when declaring a dependency?
  11. What does Koin "scope" allow a developer to control?
  12. Why is dependency injection (whether via Koin or another framework) valuable for unit testing?
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