Spring Boot - Aspect-Oriented ProgrammingWhich annotation is used in Spring Boot to define an aspect for cross-cutting concerns?A@AspectB@ControllerC@ServiceD@RepositoryCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall Spring AOP annotationsSpring Boot uses Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) to implement cross-cutting concerns, and the key annotation to define an aspect is @Aspect.Step 2: Differentiate from other annotations@Controller is for web controllers, @Service for service layer, and @Repository for data access. None of these define aspects.Final Answer:@Aspect -> Option AQuick Check:Aspect annotation = @Aspect [OK]Quick Trick: Use @Aspect to mark cross-cutting concern classes [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing @Controller or @Service by mistakeConfusing @Aspect with @ComponentNot knowing which annotation defines an aspect
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