How should dependencies be managed through Context: by passing them externally or creating inside the class?

Managing dependencies through Context is better by passing them externally rather than creating them inside the class. This allows:

• Improved testability, as dependencies can be replaced with mocks.
• Increased flexibility and reusability of the code.
• Avoiding tight coupling and memory leaks.

For example, if you have a class that depends on a database or network client, it is better to pass these dependencies through the constructor or methods, using Context to access the necessary resources, but not creating them directly inside the class.