How do you inject two different OkHttpClient instances with Hilt?
Tests Hilt qualifiers for same-type bindings. Answer: define a custom @Qualifier (or @Named), annotate two @Provides methods and the injection site. Red flag: manual client creation or subclassing OkHttpClient instead of qualifying the binding.
Tests whether you understand Hilt qualifiers for distinguishing multiple bindings of the same type. A strong answer: first, define a custom @Qualifier annotation (preferred over @Named for type safety); second, create two @Provides methods in a Hilt module, each returning a configured OkHttpClient and annotated with the respective qualifier; third, annotate the constructor or field at the injection site with the matching qualifier.
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