[Solved] Which of the following is the correct way to annotate a method for asynchronous execution in Spring Boot?public void sendEmail() { /* code */ } | Spring Boot

Spring Boot - Async Processing

Which of the following is the correct way to annotate a method for asynchronous execution in Spring Boot?

public void sendEmail() { /* code */ }

Apublic @Async void sendEmail() { /* code */ }

B@Async() public void sendEmail { /* code */ }

C@Async public void sendEmail() { /* code */ }

Dpublic void sendEmail() @Async { /* code */ }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand annotation placement
Annotations in Java are placed before the method signature without parentheses if no parameters are needed.
Step 2: Validate correct syntax
@Async public void sendEmail() is correct. @Async() public void sendEmail { /* code */ }, public @Async void sendEmail() { /* code */ } and D are invalid syntax.
Final Answer:
@Async public void sendEmail() { /* code */ } -> Option C
Quick Check:
Correct annotation syntax = @Async public void sendEmail() { /* code */ } [OK]

Quick Trick: Place @Async directly before method signature [OK]

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