finals

Question 1

a powerful tool that simplifies backend development in Java, widely used to build web and desktop application

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spring framework

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core features of spring framework

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-Inversion of Control (IoC)
-Dependency Injection(DI)

Question 3

Spring manages the creation and lifecycle of objects (called beans), so you don’t have to manually create another object

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Inversion of Control

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Spring automatically provides the necessary components your application needs, like a smart assistant

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Dependency Injection

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example of (DI) ____ annotation, Spring can inject a service or repository into your class without using the new keyword

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@Autowired

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Components of Spring: Key Modules and Features in Spring

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-Spring Core
-Spring JDBC
-Spring MVC
-Spring AOP

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responsible for managing beans and handling dependency injection, heart of the spring

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Spring Core

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used to simplify database operation, removing repetitive code

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Spring JDBC (Java Database Code)

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follows the Model-View-Controller architecture to help build structured web application

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Spring MVC

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allows you to add cross-cutting concerns like jogging, security or transaction management without changing the core logic

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Spring AOP(Aspect-Oriented Programming)

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Spring annotations:

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@Component
@Bean
@Autowired

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Spring annotations: Which registers a class as a Spring-managed bean

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@Component

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Spring annotations: Which defines beans in Java configuration files

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@Beans

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Spring annotations: Used to mark a class for Spring to manage, including its backend logic

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@Component

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Spring annotations: Used to for automatic object creation

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@Autowired

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you write it once and Spring inserts it wherever needed

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Spring AOP

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t/f: Spring AOP is not for building user interfaces, it’s for adding reusable behaviors like logging

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true

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t/f: Spring MVC is designed to follow the Model-View-Controller pattern, which separates responsibilities for better organization

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true

Question 19

___ are Java objects managed by the Spring container

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Beans

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t/f: Spring previously reqired complex XML configurations, it now supports simpler annotation-based setups

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true

Question 21

the JDBC Template belong to

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Spring JDBC

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Useful when handling common concerns in one place, reducing code duplication

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Spring AOP

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t/f: Spring can replace some parts of Java EE(Enterprise Edition), it complements Java EE features.

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true

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In charge of managing the lifecycle of beans, including their creation, configuration, and destruction

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Spring container

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Spring focuses on the "____" of enterprise applications so that teams can focus on application-level business logic

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plumbing

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why use spring

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-simplifies Java development -reduces boilerplate -code-built-in security, database access, and more -works well with Java Swing, web, and mobile -

Question 27

instead of writing connection and result handling, Spring does that for you with just a few lines

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Spring JDBC