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Q1.

What is an advice in Spring AOP?
A. The action taken by an aspect at a particular join point
B. The pointcut expression
C. The aspect itself
D. The target object
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Q2.

How many types of advice are there in Spring AOP?
A. 3
B. 4
C. 5
D. 6
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Q3.

Which advice runs before the method execution?
A. Before advice
B. After advice
C. Around advice
D. After returning
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Q4.

Which advice runs after the method execution regardless of outcome?
A. After (finally) advice
B. After returning
C. After throwing
D. Around
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Q5.

Which advice runs only if the method returns successfully?
A. After returning advice
B. After throwing advice
C. After advice
D. Around advice
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Q6.

Which advice runs if the method throws an exception?
A. After throwing advice
B. After advice
C. Before advice
D. Around advice
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Q7.

Which is the most powerful advice that can control method execution?
A. Around advice
B. Before advice
C. After advice
D. All are equally powerful
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Q8.

What parameter can an advice method take?
A. JoinPoint
B. ProceedingJoinPoint (for around)
C. Throwable (for after throwing)
D. All of the above
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Q9.

What is the purpose of the returning attribute in @AfterReturning?
A. To bind the return value to an advice parameter
B. To specify return type
C. To define return condition
D. None
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Q10.

What is the purpose of the throwing attribute in @AfterThrowing?
A. To bind the thrown exception to an advice parameter
B. To specify exception type
C. To define exception condition
D. None