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What is the difference between Hibernate and JDBC?
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| Aspect |
JDBC |
Hibernate |
| Code Complexity |
More boilerplate code |
Minimal code required |
| Database Dependency |
Database-specific SQL |
Database-independent HQL |
| Object Mapping |
Manual conversion |
Automatic ORM |
| Caching |
No built-in caching |
Multi-level caching |
| Performance |
Faster for simple operations |
Better for complex applications |
| Learning Curve |
Easier to learn |
Steeper learning curve |
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