If you have completed my Bean Scope In-depth tutorial, You are ready to take on this quiz. Bean scope is one of the important lessons to prepare for your Spring Interview. Review your understanding by answering the below 10 FAQ.
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Prototype scoped bean returns a new instance with every getBean method call.
@Scope(value = “________________”)
choose the appropriate value to define the singleton scope for a bean.
Which of the below statements is true?
Application scoped bean and singleton scoped beans are technically the same.
Which of the following statements is false?
Why should we use @LookUp annotation?
Session Scoped bean can be defined as follow:
Which are the followings are not a bean scope? ( As per spring 5.X Series).
Imagine having five beans in your application i.e A, B, C, D, and, E. All these beans are having a default constructor and a singleton, prototype, request, session and, application scope, respectively.
Example: A bean -> singleton scoped
B bean -> prototype scoped
c bean -> request scoped etc.
When our container will initialize, What are the beans which will be automatically initialized.