What is first level cache in hibernate?
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Answer / Mukesh Chandra
"First Level Cache" in Hibernate refers to a cache that stores entity instances loaded from the database within the current Hibernate Session. It's a cache specific to each session and gets flushed (i.e., cleared) when the session is closed or terminated. The First Level Cache improves performance by reducing the need for repeated trips to the database for the same data during the lifetime of a session.
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