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What is the purpose of the Main Class in a Spring application?
Think about where execution starts.
Define a Spring Bean.
Consider object management and lifecycle.
What does the Main Class do in a Spring application?
Consider what happens when you run your application.
True or False: Beans are defined using annotations only in Spring.
Recall the different methods of configuration we discussed.
Design a Spring application with a User class that has a dependency on a DatabaseService. Write both XML and annotation-based configurations.
Remember the key points of DI and how to specify dependencies in both formats.
Explain how changing the scope of a bean affects the behavior of your application. Provide an example using singleton and prototype scopes.
Consider how instances are managed in each case.
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