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# Dependencies
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This page gives an overview of various different dependency types supported by the Components Framework.
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## Background
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## Set Dependencies
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[Multibindings]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link components/multibindings.md %}) support in the Components Framework allows
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registering components to be part of a set, such components are registered explicitly to be a part of a `Set<T>`
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as opposed to be a unique value of `T`:
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The Components Framework allows registering components to be part of a set, such components are registered explicitly to be a part of a `Set<T>` as opposed to be a unique value of `T`:
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This registrar is then registered in `AndroidManifest.xml` of the SDK and is used by `FirebaseApp` to discover all components and construct the dependency graph.
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More details in [Firebase Components]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link components/components.md %})).
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More details in [Firebase Components]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link components/components.md %}).
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