I'm pretty sure the correct answers are A and D. @WebMvcTest is all about setting up a mock environment for testing Spring MVC components, and @MockBean is the way to go for mocking dependencies.
I think B and E are the right choices. @WebMvcTest is specifically for testing Spring MVC components, and it's often used with the MockitoExtension in JUnit 5.
A and D seem like the correct answers to me. @WebMvcTest is definitely used to configure a MockMvc, and it's common to use it with @MockBean to mock dependencies.
I think A and D are the correct choices as well. @WebMvcTest is definitely used to configure a MockMvc and is often combined with @MockBean for mocking dependencies.
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