Transient

In .NET, you use transient services for stateless and lightweight services that don't share resources or maintain any internal state. Transient services are a good choice when you need a new instance of a service for each request.

Here are some examples of when to use transient services:

1. Utility Services

   • Transient services are ideal for services that perform simple calculations, generate random numbers, or provide general utility functions.

2. Navigating to Pages

   • You can use transient services when you want to pass a different object and state around when navigating to pages.

Transient objects are always different, unlike scoped and singleton objects. Scoped objects are the same for a given request but differ across each new request. Singleton objects are the same for every request.