+**Inversion of Control** (IoC) is a software design principle where the control of object creation and lifecycle is *inverted*, delegating it to a framework or container. Instead of direct instantiation, components receive their dependencies, allowing for greater [Modularity](/wiki/modularity) and flexibility. This fundamental shift underpins many modern software architectures, often facilitated by [Dependency Injection](/wiki/dependency_injection).
+## See also
+- [Framework](/wiki/framework)
+- [Container](/wiki/container)
+- [Design Pattern](/wiki/design_pattern)
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