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Which repository interface do you use most often in your projects?
1. Repository: The central interface in the repository abstraction provides basic CRUD operations. All other repository interfaces extend this one, but it is rarely used directly.
2. CrudRepository: Extends `Repository` and provides basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. It is ideal for simple use cases.
3. JpaRepository: This extends the `CrudRepository` and adds JPA-specific operations such as flushing the persistence context and batch delete operations. It is suitable for advanced use cases requiring JPA features.
4. PagingAndSortingRepository: Extends `CrudRepository` and adds methods for pagination and sorting. It is perfect for applications that need to handle large datasets efficiently.
5. Custom Repository: This allows you to define custom methods and implementations that are not covered by standard repositories. It is useful for specific, complex queries and operations. Each interface serves different needs and can help streamline your database interactions based on your project requirements.