How do you create a Spring bean using Java configuration?
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Creating Spring beans using Java configuration is a powerful and flexible way to define and manage your application components. By using @Configuration, @Bean, and related annotations, you can define beans, manage their dependencies, set custom initialization/destruction logic, and easily access them from the Spring application context. Java configuration simplifies Spring applications by removing the need for XML-based configuration, offering a more maintainable and intuitive approach for managing beans and dependencies.