What type of dependency injection is associated with the use of immutable objects?

The type of dependency injection associated with the use of immutable objects is called Constructor Injection.

Since immutable objects must be fully initialized upon creation and do not change afterward, it is convenient to pass them through the constructor. This guarantees that the object will be created in a correct state and will not change later.

Example in Java:

public class Service {
    private final Dependency dependency;

    public Service(Dependency dependency) {
        this.dependency = dependency; // dependency is an immutable object
    }

    // class methods
}

This approach enhances code safety and predictability.