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Spring_Essentials_Day_1Online version Spring Core by Birendra Singh 1 In Spring, IoC means that the container creates and injects dependencies for objects. a Depends on config b True c Partial d False 2 Which design problem does IoC primarily address in Spring? a Serialization b Multithreading c Performance bottlenecks d Tight coupling 3 Which module provides the core IoC functionality in Spring? a Spring Core Container b Spring AOP c Spring ORM d Spring Web MVC 4 Which container feature supports lazy initialization by default? a BeanFactory b WebApplicationContext c ApplicationContext d DefaultListableBeanFactory 5 Which container handles internationalization and event handling? a BeanFactory b XMLBeanFactory c DefaultListableBeanFactory d ApplicationContext 6 Dependency Injection in Spring is achieved using which of the following? a Spring container b All of the above c Java code d XML configuration 7 Setter injection uses which XML tag? a b property c d 8 What is the primary use of in Spring XML? a To configure bean scope b To resolve constructor ambiguity c To inject properties d To declare factory beans 9 What does primary="true" indicate in Spring bean definitions? a Only one bean exists b Prototype scope c Used when multiple beans of the same type exist d Bean is abstract 10 What is the default scope of a Spring bean? a singleton b session c prototype d request 11 Autowiring byName matches: a Bean type b Property name with bean id c Constructor index d Scope 12 matches: a Bean id b Setter method c Constructor parameter name d Property name 13 Which tag is used for key-value string pairs? a b c d 14 Which modules belong to Spring Core Container? a beans, context, core, expression b jdbc, orm, oxm c web, webmvc d test, aop 15 class Engine { public void start() { System.out.println("Engine Started"); } } class Car { private Engine engine = new Engine(); public void drive() { engine.start(); } } Which statement is correct regarding the above design? a It follows Dependency Injection properly b Car is tightly coupled with Engine c IoC container is managing Engine d Engine is lazily initialized 16 BeanFactory factory = new XmlBeanFactory(new ClassPathResource("beans.xml")); System.out.println("Container Loaded"); When is emp object created? a During container startup b During first getBean() call c During XML parsing only d Never created 17 Employee e1 = context.getBean(Employee.class); Employee e2 = context.getBean(Employee.class); System.out.println(e1 == e2); What will be output of the above Java statement? a true b false c Exception d null 18 @Component class Engine { } @Component class Car { @Autowired private Engine engine; } Injection happens using: a byName b constructor c byType d no autowiring 19 @Component class PetrolEngine implements Engine { } @Component class DieselEngine implements Engine { } @Component class Car { @Autowired private Engine engine; } What happens? a PetrolEngine injected b DieselEngine injected c NoSuchBeanDefinitionException d NoUniqueBeanDefinitionException 20 What is required for successful injection? a Bean id should match property name b Only one matching type should exist c Constructor required d XML namespace required

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by Birendra Singh

In Spring, IoC means that the container creates and injects dependencies for objects.

Which design problem does IoC primarily address in Spring?

Which module provides the core IoC functionality in Spring?

Which container feature supports lazy initialization by default?

Which container handles internationalization and event handling?

Dependency Injection in Spring is achieved using which of the following?

Setter injection uses which XML tag?

What is the primary use of in Spring XML?

What does primary="true" indicate in Spring bean definitions?

What is the default scope of a Spring bean?

Autowiring byName matches:

matches:

Which tag is used for key-value string pairs?

Which modules belong to Spring Core Container?

class Engine { public void start() { System.out.println("Engine Started"); } } class Car { private Engine engine = new Engine(); public void drive() { engine.start(); } } Which statement is correct regarding the above design?

BeanFactory factory = new XmlBeanFactory(new ClassPathResource("beans.xml")); System.out.println("Container Loaded"); When is emp object created?

Employee e1 = context.getBean(Employee.class); Employee e2 = context.getBean(Employee.class); System.out.println(e1 == e2); What will be output of the above Java statement?

@Component class Engine { } @Component class Car { @Autowired private Engine engine; } Injection happens using:

@Component class PetrolEngine implements Engine { } @Component class DieselEngine implements Engine { } @Component class Car { @Autowired private Engine engine; } What happens?

What is required for successful injection?