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[@shindeajinkya2506]

bro, I
've gone through all of your playlist and you're up to the mark no extra talk straight to the point ... thanks for your efforts ,
Will you please make playlist video like this on Springboot with Microservices , that would be really helpful.
Thanks again ! cheers :)

[@JavaTechSolutions]

@@shindeajinkya2506 sure will do in future.. Thanks much

[@shindeajinkya2506]

Thanks , do try to make on Junit and Mockito as well 😀

[@JavaTechSolutions]

@@shindeajinkya2506 Junit and mockito related already in place even TDD approach also in my channel

[@JavaTechSolutions]

@@shindeajinkya2506 I will create another tutorial for Junit 5 and mockito

[@abdirahmanabdullahi5471]

How to return differe t status codes for java for same endpoint? For example, if I delete a student by I'd, return No content. If student with that Id doesn't exists, return Not Found

[@JavaTechSolutions]

We can write a statement and based on the need we can return different status