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javasnippet wrote 8 months ago: What is a Marker Interface? – An interface with no methods. Example: Serializable, Remote , Cl … more →

Tags: Java Interview Questions, Question Papers

java interview questions2 comments

sk wrote 1 year ago: Q: What is the difference between an Interface and an Abstract class?  A: An abstract class can have … more →

Tags: interview questions, java questions, Java Interview Questions, core java questions, core java interview questions, java questions answers, questions in java, questions on java, java j2ee questions

Funny Java Interview3 comments

James wrote 1 year ago: I happened to read about a funny java interview. Here are some excerpts: (Beware: Never answer like … more →

Tags: Java, General, Funny

Interview experiences-part 2 3 comments

karthicksundararajan wrote 2 years ago: This post is the continuation of my previous post about interviews. People started asking that did I … more →

Tags: technical interview, crack interviews, technical, Interview, Chennai, Java

What do you look for in Performance

javafoo wrote 4 years ago: When selecting rows from database, is filtering being done by SQL or by java. Referencing and de-ref … more →

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What do you look for in Code reviews?

javafoo wrote 4 years ago: We do a lot of this unconsciously during code reviews, but when asked we turn a blank face. First th … more →

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Pass by value vs. Pass by reference1 comment

javafoo wrote 4 years ago: Always pass by value, if you ever say pass by reference, you will be rejected for sure. (in the inte … more →

Tags: javanotes, OOAD

Checked vs. Unchecked Exceptions1 comment

javafoo wrote 4 years ago: Checked exceptions are checked at compile time (not exactly checked, but the compiler knows will occ … more →

Tags: javanotes, java exceptions

Difference between Abstract and Interface1 comment

javafoo wrote 4 years ago: Interface only provides the contract, does not add default behaviour, whereas abstract classes provi … more →

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