The video tutorial provides an overview of the Spring Framework, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot, explaining their roles and features. The Spring Framework's core feature is dependency injection, which allows for defining beans and auto-wiring dependencies. Spring MVC is a module for building web applications in a decoupled manner, requiring significant configuration. Spring Boot simplifies this process by offering auto-configuration and starter projects, enabling quick development of production-ready applications. It includes features like embedded servers and default error handling, making it easier to manage applications without extensive setup.

What is the primary feature of the Spring Framework?

• Model-View-Controller

• Dependency Injection

• Embedded Servers

• Auto-configuration

Which Spring module is specifically designed to help build web applications in a decoupled manner?

• Spring Boot

• Spring Actuator

• Spring MVC

• Spring Web Starter

What problem does Spring Boot aim to solve when using Spring MVC?

• Lack of embedded servers

• Complex configuration requirements

• Absence of dependency injection

• Limited error handling

Which feature of Spring Boot allows you to monitor your applications easily?

• Spring Actuator

• Embedded Tomcat

• Default Error Handling

• Spring Web Starter

What does Spring Boot provide to avoid manual setup when creating a new project?

• Spring MVC

• Starter Projects

• Dependency Injection

• View Resolver