Spring Boot - Inversion of Control and Dependency InjectionWhat will happen if two Beans of the same type are defined and @Autowired is used without qualifiers?ASpring merges both Beans into oneBSpring picks the first Bean silentlyCSpring ignores the Beans and injects nullDSpring throws NoUniqueBeanDefinitionException at runtimeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand @Autowired behavior with multiple BeansWhen multiple Beans of the same type exist, Spring cannot decide which to inject.Step 2: Identify Spring's responseSpring throws NoUniqueBeanDefinitionException to indicate ambiguity.Final Answer:Spring throws NoUniqueBeanDefinitionException at runtime -> Option DQuick Check:Multiple Beans no qualifier = Exception [OK]Quick Trick: Multiple Beans need qualifiers or exception occurs [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming Spring picks first Bean silentlyThinking Spring injects null instead of errorBelieving Spring merges Beans automatically
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