Spring Boot - Spring AnnotationsWhat is the main purpose of the @Service annotation in a Spring Boot application?ATo indicate a class contains business logicBTo mark a class as a web controllerCTo define a database repositoryDTo create a generic Spring beanCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the role of @Service@Service is used to mark classes that hold business logic or service layer code.Step 2: Compare with other stereotypes@Controller handles web requests, @Repository handles data access, and @Component is generic.Final Answer:To indicate a class contains business logic -> Option AQuick Check:Business logic = @Service [OK]Quick Trick: Use @Service for business logic to separate concerns cleanly [OK]Common Mistakes:Using @Service for controllersConfusing @Service with @RepositoryNot using any stereotype annotation
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