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Learn Maven – Module 2 Lesson 1 – Quiz

Last updated: July 4, 2025

Written by: baeldung

Learn Maven
Lesson 1: The POM File
Learn Maven – Module 2 Lesson 1 – Quiz

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question

Which of the following is true regarding the POM file?

It is an XML-formatted file.
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It is a very important file that defines several aspects of our project, including the dependencies, plugins, and others.
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This file can be placed anywhere in the project since we mandatorily need to specify its location at build time.
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This should reside in the top-level directory of a Java project.
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2. Question

Which of the following statements are true about main project coordinates?

We have to define a separate coordinates.xml file to provide this information
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The project coordinates are defined by the ‘group’, ‘name’, and ‘modelVersion’ components.
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Project coordinates provide a unique way to identify a software library or application.
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The project coordinates are defined by the ‘groupId’, ‘artifactId’, and ‘version’.
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3. Question

Which of the following are part of the default directory structure defined by Maven?

src/main/java for the main Java source files
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src/main/resources for the non-Java resources used by the main logic
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src/test/java for the test-focused Java source files
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src/classes for the third party compiled classes used by the main logic
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