How do you define the scope of a bean?
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Answer / Vikash
The scope of a Spring bean can be defined using the scope attribute in the bean definition. The available scopes are singleton, prototype, request, session, application, and webSocket. Singleton creates a single instance that is shared among all beans, while prototype creates a new instance every time it's requested.
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