Learn Java from Scratch - A Beginner's Guide - Step 05 - Java Spring Framework - Understanding Important Terminology

The video tutorial covers key concepts of the Spring Framework, including Add Component, component scanning, dependency injection, inversion of control (IOC), Spring Beans, and auto wiring. It explains how Spring manages object creation and dependency wiring, shifting control from the programmer to the framework. The tutorial also differentiates between Application Context and Bean Factory, emphasizing the use of Application Context for complex features.

What is the primary purpose of the Add Component annotation in the Spring Framework?

• To rename a class

• To delete a class instance

• To define a new class

• To manage the lifecycle of a class instance

How does the Spring Framework locate components and their dependencies?

• By using a database

• Through a component scan

• By reading a configuration file

• By manual input from the user

What is the process of identifying and wiring dependencies in the Spring Framework called?

• Method overriding

• Class instantiation

• Dependency injection

• Object creation

What does IOC stand for in the context of the Spring Framework?

• Input Output Control

• Inversion of Control

• Internal Object Configuration

• Instance of Class

Which component in the Spring Framework manages the lifecycle of beans and dependencies?

• Dependency Injector

• Component Scanner

• Bean Factory

• Application Context

What is the role of auto wiring in the Spring Framework?

• To automatically inject dependencies

• To delete unused dependencies

• To rename dependencies

• To manually configure dependencies

Which of the following provides more complex features in the Spring Framework?

• Bean Factory

• Dependency Injector

• Application Context

• Component Scanner