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A point in the execution of a program such as a method call or field assignment.

An expression that selects one or more join points.

A module that encapsulated advices.

Code to be executed at each selected join point.

This syntax is invalid because the result of the getBean() method call should be cast to ClientService.

It will return a bean called ClientService regardless of its id or name.

This syntax is invalid because the bean id must be specified as a method parameter.

It will return a bean of the type ClientService regardless of its id or name.

It is a meta-annotation on the @SpringBootApplication composed annotation.

It enables auto-configuration of the ApplicationContext by attempting to guess necessary beans.

It is meta-annotation on the @SpringBootConfiguration composed annotation.

It has the same effect regardless of the package of the class that is annotated with it.

It ensures auto-configuration is applied before user-defined beans have been registered.

Auto-configuration uses @Conditional annotations to constrain when it should apply.

Auto-configuration could apply when a bean is missing but not when a bean is present.

Auto-configuration is applied by processing candidates listed in META-INF/spring.factories.

Auto-configuration could apply when a bean is present but not when a bean is missing.

Auto-configuration is applied before user-defined beans have been registered.

Dependency injection can make code easier to trace because it couples behavior with construction.

Dependency injection reduces the start-up time of an application.

Dependencies between application components can be managed external to the components.

Configuration can be externalized and centralized in a small set of files.

Dependency injection creates tight coupling between components.

Dependency injection facilitates loose coupling between components.

public Customer getsingle(Long id);

public Customer findFirstOrderDateMax();

public Customer findByEmail(String email);

public Customer findFirstByOrderDateBetween(Date d1, Date d2);

public Customer findCustomerByName(String name);

With a custom UserDetailsService defined in the ApplicationContext, Spring Boot still creates the default user.

Passwords must be hashed and the default hashing algorithm is MD5.

User details can be stored in custom storage and retrieve them by implementing the

UserDetailsService interface.

User details can be stored in a database, in LDAP, or in-memory.

The user details includes username and password but not authorities.

CustomerRepository should be a class, not an interface.

JPA annotations are required on the Customer class to successfully use Spring Data JDBC.

An implementation of this repository can be automatically generated by Spring Data JPA.

A class that implements CustomerRepository must be implemented and declared as a Spring Bean.

Mocking a Spring Bean requires annotating it with @MockBean annotation.

If a Spring Bean already exists in the web slice test spring context, it cannot be mocked.

Mocks cannot be used in a Spring Boot web slice test.

Mocking a Spring Bean requires annotating it with @Mock annotation.

One AccountRepository bean will be instantiated since the default scope is singleton.

Three AccountRepository beans will be instantiated as the accountRepository() method will be called three times.

Many AccountRepository beans will be instantiated, depending how often accountRepository(), transferService() and accountService() are called.

Two AccountRepository beans will be instantiated as the accountRepository() method will be called two times.