Full Stack Quiz -26

What is Spring MVC?

• a) A programming language for web development.

• b) A lightweight Java framework for building web applications.

• c) A database management system for web applications.

• d) A library for handling server-side rendering.

Which annotation is used to create a Spring MVC controller class?

• a) @ControllerBean

• b) @SpringController

• c) @WebController

• d) @Controller

Which of the following handles the HTTP request in Spring MVC?

• a) DispatcherServlet

• b) HandlerInterceptor

• c) HttpListener

• d) RequestHandler

What is the purpose of the ModelAndView object in Spring MVC?

• a) To store and pass data between the controller and the view.

• b) To define the layout and styling of the web application.

• c) To handle user authentication and authorization.

• d) To manage the application's data access layer.

In Spring MVC, what is the role of the ViewResolver?

• a) Resolving bean dependencies

• b) Handling exceptions

• c) Resolving views to specific URLs

• d) Handling request parameters

Which annotation indicates a method should handle HTTP GET requests?

• a) @HttpPost

• b) @PostHandler

• c) @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.POST)

• d) @GettMapping

Which of the following components decides which controller method is to be called for a request?

• a) DispatcherServlet

• b) Controller

• c) HandlerMapping

• d) ViewResolver

In which layer is Spring MVC used?

• a) Data layer

• b) Business layer

• c) Presentation layer

• d) Integration layer

What is the main purpose of the Spring Framework?

• 1. To provide a comprehensive programming and configuration model for Java-based enterprise applications

• 1. To provide a comprehensive programming and configuration model for JavaScript-based web applications

• 1. To provide a comprehensive programming and configuration model for PHP-based web applications

• 1. To provide a comprehensive programming and configuration model for Python-based web applications

Different ways to configure Spring-based applications?

• 1. XML based configuration

• 1. Java-based configuration

• 1. Annotation based configuration

• 1. All of the above