[Link] the role of HTTP Protocol in web applications.
2. Explain Java Collections Framework and list its commonly used
interfaces.
[Link] Spring Boot and discuss its major advantages.
4. Discuss the IoC (Inversion of Control) Container in Spring with an
example, and explain Dependency Injection (DI) with a suitable
example.
[Link] the purpose of annotations used in Spring Data JPA such
as @Entity, @Id, @GeneratedValue, @Table, @Column. Explain
with examples.
[Link] Spring Data JPA and describe its key features.
[Link] Hibernate and JPA. Explain how Spring Data JPA
simplifies database operations.
[Link] Stereotype Annotations in Spring with an example.
9. Analyze the purpose of the @Configuration and @Bean
annotations in Spring. Explain how they work together to manage
objects in the IOC container with suitable examples.
10. Explain how to create RESTful endpoints in Spring Boot using
@RestController and @RequestMapping.
11. Write an Entity class for Student with fields: id, name, email, and
marks. Annotate it properly using @Entity and @Id.
[Link] a StudentService class implementing CRUD operations
such as addStudent(), getStudent(), updateStudent(), and
deleteStudent().
[Link] a StudentController exposing REST APIs for all CRUD
operations using @PostMapping, @GetMapping, @PutMapping, and
@DeleteMapping.
14. Explain Java Bean class with a suitable example.
15. Explain Server-Side Scripting. Why is it important in modern web
development
[Link] POJO (Plain Old Java Object) class with a suitable
example.
17. Explain the concept of @Autowired in Spring with a suitable
example. Also demonstrate how dependency injection is performed
using the Setter method.
[Link] Entity classes and Repository interfaces in Spring Boot
with examples.
[Link] CRUD Repository methods in detail with examples.
20. Define one Entity (binding) class named Student with fields id, name,
and email.
[Link] create a Repository interface named StudentRepository that
extends JpaRepository. Write the complete code for both files.
22. Explain the purpose of the Spring Boot Banner and describe how it
can be customized or disabled during application startup.
[Link] REST architecture principles and HTTP verbs (GET,
POST, PUT, DELETE) with examples.
24 Describe Path Variables and Request Parameters with code
examples.
[Link] an Actor Entity class with fields: actorId, actorName, age,
and industry. Annotate it with @Entity and @GeneratedValue.
26 Prepare ActorService classes implementing CRUD methods (add,
getById, getAll, update, delete). Describe how the Service layer helps
in separating business logic from the controller.
27Implement a ActorController exposing REST APIs for all CRUD
operations using @PostMapping, @GetMapping, @PutMapping, and
@DeleteMapping.
[Link] between Client-Side and Server-Side Scripting with
examples.
[Link] Java Collections Framework and list its commonly used
interfaces.
[Link] the Bean Life cycle with Example.
[Link] the concept of @Autowired in Spring with an example.
[Link] dependency injection using Constructor Level.
[Link] CRUDRepository retrieve methods in detail with
examples.
[Link] the purpose of the @SpringBootApplication annotation
and demonstrate its usage with an example.
35. Explain the @Data annotation and @Entity annotation.
[Link] JSON request/response handling in Spring Boot with
examples.
[Link] REST architecture principles and HTTP verbs (GET,
POST, PUT, DELETE) with examples.
[Link] between Path Variables and Request Parameters in
Spring Boot. Explain their usage with suitable code examples.
39. Create an Actor Entity class with fields: DoctorId, DoctorName,
age, and industry. Annotate it with @Entity and @GeneratedValue.
40. Prepare DoctorService classes implementing CRUD methods (add,
getById, getAll, update, delete). Describe how the Service layer helps
in separating business logic from the controller.
41. Implement a doctorController exposing REST APIs for all CRUD
operations using @PostMapping, @GetMapping, @PutMapping, and
@DeleteMapping.