Spring Framework Master Class - Java Spring the Modern Way - Step 01 - Setting Up AOP Example - Part 1

The video tutorial covers setting up a Maven project for Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) using Java and Spring Boot. It explains the dependencies required, such as Spring AOP and AspectJ, and discusses the concept of cross-cutting concerns like logging and security. The tutorial demonstrates creating business and DAO classes and shows how to intercept method calls using AOP.

What is the primary purpose of using AspectJ in a Spring project?

• To manage database connections

• To create user interfaces

• To replace Spring Boot

• To enhance the power of Spring AOP

Which of the following is considered a cross-cutting concern in software architecture?

• User interface design

• Algorithm optimization

• Database schema

• Logging

What is the main advantage of using AOP for handling cross-cutting concerns?

• It enhances network security

• It simplifies the user interface

• It allows for centralized management of concerns like logging

• It improves database performance

What is the recommended naming convention for methods that retrieve data from a database?

• Retrieve

• Get

• Load

• Fetch

In the context of AOP, what is the role of a 'business class'?

• To configure application settings

• To perform business logic operations

• To manage database connections

• To handle user input

Which annotation is used to indicate a class that interacts with the database in Spring?

• @Controller

• @Component

• @Service

• @Repository

What is the purpose of intercepting method calls in AOP?

• To modify the method's return type

• To execute additional behavior before or after the method

• To delete the method from the class

• To change the method's parameters