Spring Core · interview question
In a Spring Boot application, how can you inject a configuration property into a field using the @Value annotation?
Multiple choiceEasychapter-9-curatedpremiumspring-coreapplication-properties
Answer and explanation
Correct answer
B. @Value("${property.name}")
Why
The @Value annotation uses the syntax ${property.name} to inject values from the application.properties file or environment variables. This allows dynamic configuration without hardcoding values.
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