You want to create a bean that is active in both "dev" and "test" profiles but not in "prod". Which @Profile annotation usage correctly achieves this?

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You want to create a bean that is active in both "dev" and "test" profiles but not in "prod". Which @Profile annotation usage correctly achieves this?

A@Profile({"dev", "test"})

B@Profile("dev & test")

C@Profile("dev | test")

D@Profile({"dev & test"})

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand @Profile multiple values usage
Using @Profile({"dev", "test"}) means the bean is active if either "dev" OR "test" profile is active.
Step 2: Analyze other options
@Profile("dev & test") and D use string with "&" which is invalid syntax for multiple profiles. @Profile("dev | test") uses "|" inside string which is not supported syntax.
Final Answer:
@Profile({"dev", "test"}) -> Option A
Quick Check:
Use array of profiles for OR condition in @Profile [OK]

Quick Trick: Use array syntax for multiple profiles in @Profile [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using string with & or | inside @Profile
Confusing AND and OR logic in profiles
Forgetting to use curly braces for multiple profiles

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You want to create a bean that is active in both "dev" and "test" profiles but not in "prod". Which @Profile annotation usage correctly achieves this?

Step 1: Understand @Profile multiple values usage

Step 2: Analyze other options

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