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Spring boot - IOC Container explained in detail - Class 2

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Spring Boot is a Java framework that simplifies application development by providing a readymade structure with common rules, tools, and reusable code. The IOC (Inversion of Control) container is a memory space created in the JVM's heap area that manages application objects. When developers annotate classes with @Component, the Spring framework creates and manages these objects as 'beans' within the container, rather than developers creating them manually with the 'new' keyword. This inversion of control means the framework handles object creation, management, and destruction, providing advantages like easier dependency injection and lifecycle management. The @SpringBootApplication annotation combines @ComponentScan (which scans for @Component annotated classes), @EnableAutoConfiguration, and @Configuration to enable this automatic bean management.