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##Become a Java Developer

 

Nail Your Java Interview

 

 

Have you lined up an interview for a Java developer position? In this course, review critical Java concepts-and commonly-asked interview questions-to ensure that you approach your Java interviews with confidence. Instructor Kathryn Hodge dives into a discussion of key topics that might appear as questions in an interview, such as the difference between the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and the Java Development Kit (JDK). She also goes over string manipulation, data structures, and essential object-oriented programming concepts. Throughout the course, Kathryn offers examples that lend a real-world context to the concepts she covers.

Topics include:
  • What is the Java Virtual Machine?
  • How scope works in Java
  • What are access modifiers in Java
  • Important things to remember when working with strings
  • How to use a linked list, a queue, and a stack
  • What is abstraction, encapsulation, and inheritance
  • How polymorphism works in Java

 

 

Introduction

Welcome

What you should know

Using the exercise files

Overview

Types of questions

Getting ready for the interviews

 

2. Java-Specific Questions

What is the Java Virtual Machine?

What is the JDK and JRE?

Class vs. instance

Static vs. non-static methods

Scope

Access modifiers

 

3. String Manipulation in Java

What is a string?

Different ways to concatenate strings

Basic string functions

More string functions

Advanced string functions

String equality

Challenge: String interview

Solution: String interview

 

4. Data Structures

How to use a linked list

How to use a queue

How to use a stack

How to use a hash map

Challenge: Data structures interview

Solution: Data structures interview

 

5. Object-Oriented Concepts

Abstraction

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Polymorphism (generics)

Solution: Object-oriented interview

 

Conclusion

Next steps

 

 

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