So, we understand the different scopes and their usage. Now it is time to see how we can use them in coding. We will mainly look at singleton and prototype bean scopes with examples.
Spring provides two different ways to write an application: one is traditional XML metadata configuration, and the second is Java configuration using annotations. Let's look at how XML configuration is used.
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