Difference between @component & @bean annotations in Spring boot | Interview Question | Code Decode

[@akashshaw3988]

The main difference is with @Bean you are able to instantiate beans for third party library objects where you do not have the access to the source code to add @Component annotation. for example PasswordEncoder.
@Bean annotation provides more control over how you want to create the bean.

[@ChadSigma111]

True

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[@souvikdas512]

yes, this is the main difference

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Its better to show writing full code flow to understand littlest bit clearly

[@killingmachinelp]

I think conditional can be used with component or service annotations.

[@CodeDecode]

Correct but method in which@bean is annotated will do custom logic which @component can't do.

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