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SpringBoot Interview Material Basics

Spring Boot is a framework that simplifies Spring application development through auto-configuration and embedded servers. Key advantages include starter dependencies and production-ready features. The document covers fundamental concepts such as Dependency Injection, Beans, and REST APIs, along with common annotations used in Spring Boot.

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SpringBoot Interview Material Basics

Spring Boot is a framework that simplifies Spring application development through auto-configuration and embedded servers. Key advantages include starter dependencies and production-ready features. The document covers fundamental concepts such as Dependency Injection, Beans, and REST APIs, along with common annotations used in Spring Boot.

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Spring Boot Interview Material (Basics)

Q: What is Spring Boot?


A: Framework that simplifies Spring application development with auto-configuration and
embedded servers.

Q: Advantages of Spring Boot


A: Auto configuration, starter dependencies, embedded servers, production-ready features.

Q: What is @SpringBootApplication?
A: Combination of @Configuration, @EnableAutoConfiguration and @ComponentScan.

Q: What are Starter Dependencies?


A: Predefined dependency bundles such as spring-boot-starter-web.

Q: Difference between Spring and Spring Boot


A: Spring requires more configuration; Spring Boot reduces boilerplate.

Q: What is Dependency Injection?


A: Technique where Spring manages object creation and injection.

Q: What is Bean?
A: Object managed by the Spring container.

Q: What is [Link]?
A: Configuration file used to define application settings.

Q: What is REST API?


A: Architectural style for web services using HTTP methods.

Q: Common Annotations
A: @RestController, @Service, @Repository, @Autowired, @Component.

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