Medium-EasyUnderstandSpring Bootmultiple-choice
What does @Cacheable(value = "users", key = "#id") do?
Understand — Tests comprehension and ability to explain concepts.
Answer Options
AIt stores every method call result in the 'users' cache with the id as key, returning cached results on repeated calls
BIt caches only the first call and ignores subsequent calls
CIt creates a Redis cache named 'users' automatically
DIt validates that the id parameter exists in the users table
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