Master Java Web Services and REST API with Spring Boot- Step 1: Setting up a Spring Project using htttp://start.spring.i

The video tutorial introduces the concept of dependency injection and its importance in creating loosely coupled applications using the Spring Framework. It guides viewers through setting up a Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer, configuring project details like group ID and artifact ID, and importing the project into Eclipse. The tutorial also explores the project structure, highlighting the pre-configured dependencies, and demonstrates running a simple Spring application to verify the setup.

What is the primary benefit of using dependency injection in applications?

• It increases the complexity of the code.

• It helps in creating tightly coupled applications.

• It allows for easier testing and maintenance.

• It requires more manual configuration.

Which tool is used to create a Spring project quickly?

• Spring Framework Console

• Spring CLI

• Spring Initializer

• Spring Boot Dashboard

When setting up a Spring Boot project, which language is recommended in the video?

• Python

• C++

• Java

• Kotlin

What is the purpose of the 'group ID' and 'artifact ID' in a Spring Boot project?

• To uniquely identify the project

• To set the project's build path

• To specify the version of Java to use

• To define the project's dependencies

What is the benefit of using Spring Boot for setting up a project?

• It automatically includes essential Spring dependencies.

• It only supports Java language.

• It is not compatible with Maven.

• It requires manual addition of all dependencies.