beginnerEntity Lifecycle — Persist, Merge, Detach, Remove & Proxies

What's the difference between the transient and detached entity states?

A transient object was created with `new` and has never been seen by Hibernate at all — it has no persistence identity yet. A detached object WAS previously managed (Hibernate was tracking it, possibly with a real database ID) but its persistence context has since closed, so it's no longer dirty-checked, even though it still holds its data.

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What's the difference between the transient and detached entity states?

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