Master Hibernate and JPA with Spring Boot in 100 Steps - Step 6: Spring Boot Versus Spring Versus Spring MVC

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the Spring Framework, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot. It explains the core concepts of dependency injection and testability in the Spring Framework, the development of web applications using Spring MVC, and the need for Spring Boot's auto-configuration features. The tutorial highlights the distinct roles of each framework and their integration capabilities, offering clarity on their differences and applications.

What is the primary focus of the Spring Framework?

• Database management

• Dependency injection

• Network security

• User interface design

How does the Spring Framework help in testing applications?

• By offering a graphical user interface

• By supporting dependency injection for loose coupling

• By enabling tightly coupled applications

• By providing a built-in testing tool

What is a key feature of Spring MVC?

• Real-time data processing

• Built-in security features

• Separation of concerns

• Automatic database configuration

What does Spring Boot aim to simplify?

• User interface design

• Network security

• Data encryption

• Manual configuration tasks

Which feature of Spring Boot helps in monitoring applications?

• Spring Boot Starter Web

• Spring Boot Starter JPA

• Spring Boot Starter Actuator

• Spring Boot Starter Security

What does Spring Boot's auto-configuration feature do?

• Configures beans based on classpath dependencies

• Provides a user interface for configuration

• Automatically updates the application

• Encrypts application data

Which of the following is NOT a goal of Spring Boot?

• Supporting embedded servlet containers

• Simplifying configuration

• Providing monitoring features

• Enhancing network security