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🎯 Day 23 – Started Learning JPA (Java Persistence API)!

After completing my Spring Boot + H2 mini project with 53 APIs yesterday, I’m taking the next step forward in my backend development journey β€” diving into JPA (Java Persistence API)! πŸš€

🧠 What I focused on today:
βœ… Understood the core purpose of JPA and how it simplifies database operations
βœ… Learned about Entity, @id, and how JPA maps Java objects to database tables
βœ… Explored annotations like @Entity, @Table, @column, and their use in real-world apps
βœ… Practiced creating entity classes and interacting with them using Spring Data JPA
βœ… Got familiar with Named Queries, and different ways of querying data
βœ… Realized the power of abstraction JPA provides to minimize boilerplate code

πŸ” Why JPA matters:
JPA makes database interaction cleaner, faster, and much more maintainable β€” a must-know for any Java backend developer. It’s exciting to see how these concepts will help me scale and organize projects better!

The learning continues! On to more advanced topics tomorrow! πŸ“šπŸ”₯

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