When I started learning Spring, I thought understanding annotations and writing a few APIs was enough.
Everything worked.
My applications ran.
I could build features.
But interviews exposed something uncomfortable…
I knew how to use Spring
I did NOT fully understand how Spring works internally
And this gap becomes very visible when interviewers start asking questions like:
- What is Spring Configuration?
- Difference between XML, Annotation, and Java Config?
- How does Spring create and manage Beans?
- What actually happens during Dependency Injection?
If these questions make you pause for a few seconds… trust me, you’re not alone.
Spring Interview Questions Practice
If you want to check whether you actually understand Spring Configuration concepts, try solving real interview questions here:
👉 https://www.quipoin.com/interview/spring/spring-configuration
These questions focus on:
Real developer interview scenarios
Concept clarity
Beginner to advanced Spring questions
Practice Spring MCQs (Concept Testing)
MCQs are surprisingly powerful for identifying weak areas quickly.
You can practice topic-wise Spring MCQs here:
👉 https://www.quipoin.com/practice-mcqs/spring/spring-configuration
MCQs help you:
✔ Strengthen fundamentals
✔ Improve speed and accuracy
✔ Prepare for exams and interviews
✔ Revise concepts quickly
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