Explain what is maven artifact?
Answer / Aditya Kumar Thakur
A Maven artifact refers to a build product, such as a JAR file, WAR file, or HTML page. An artifact has a groupId (company/group), an artifactId (project name), and a version (release number). Artifacts may also contain metadata like packaging type, dependencies, and plugin configurations. Artifacts are published to Maven repositories for other developers to use as dependencies in their projects.
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