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Define Inversion of Control in your own words.
Think about who manages object creation.
What is a Spring Bean?
Consider what Spring does with Java objects.
What is the primary purpose of Dependency Injection?
Focus on what DI achieves.
True or False: Inversion of Control puts the control of object creation back into the hands of the developer.
Think about who handles object management.
Implement a simple Spring Boot application with a Service and Repository using DI to manage dependencies.
Check how to use @Autowired.
Discuss the advantages of using Java-based configuration over XML for setting up beans in Spring.
Reflect on how code structure can influence maintainability.
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