What is the difference between save() and persist() method in hibernate?
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Answer / Deepti Karmakar
The save() method in Hibernate saves an entity to the database and manages its association with the session, while the persist() method only adds the entity to the current session without making it persistent. The latter allows for later saving of the entity (either by calling save() or flushing the session).
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