Learn Java from Scratch - A Beginner's Guide - Step 02 - Setting Up New Spring Boot Project with Spring Initializer

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a simple Spring Boot project using Spring Initializer. It covers selecting the latest stable version, setting up project details like group ID and artifact ID, and adding dependencies such as Spring Web. The tutorial also explains how to generate project files, import them into Eclipse, and explore the project structure. Finally, it demonstrates how to launch the Spring Boot application.

What is the recommended way to create a Spring Boot project?

• Manually setting up project files

• Using a third-party IDE plugin

• Using Spring Initializer website

• Using a command-line tool

Which version of Spring Boot should you choose?

• Any version with M1, M2, or M3

• Version 2.3.9

• The latest snapshot version

• The latest stable release

What are Group ID and Artifact ID used for in a Spring Boot project?

• To set the default server

• To specify the Java version

• To name the project and its package

• To define the project structure

Which dependency is added to build a REST API in Spring Boot?

• Spring Web

• Spring Security

• Spring Batch

• Spring Data JPA

What should you do after downloading the Spring Boot project zip file?

• Delete it after extracting

• Directly run it from the downloads folder

• Unzip and move it to a desired folder

• Upload it to a cloud server

How should you import the Spring Boot project into Eclipse?

• As a Java project

• As a static web project

• As a Gradle project

• As an existing Maven project

What is the final step to run the Spring Boot application in Eclipse?

• Compile the project manually

• Run as a Java application

• Deploy to a web server

• Export as a JAR file