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When does one object depend on another?
If class A creates or uses object B, then A depends on B – it needs it to work with, to fulfill maybe some task.
But B depends also on A, its created or used by it.
So is dependency in java circular?
Your definition is circular however Java’s references only go one way.
Dependencies only go from Object that has a need to Objects which provided that need. You can have circular dependencies. You can’t talk about a need to be needed for Objects. I think that only applies to people (and possibly pets). 😉