
Install and validate the learning material by downloading the source code zip file from the repository, importing into Eclipse, and configuring the JDK and the G-Unit libraries to run tests.
Master multidimensional arrays by defining and accessing a two-dimensional string array, printing elements and dimensions, and passing arrays between methods for interview readiness.
Explore an interview-ready Java approach to remove duplicates from an integer array without using collections by sorting, skipping duplicates, and copying unique values while considering memory usage and limitations.
Explore the Java collection framework, including the collection interface, common subinterfaces like list and set, and map as a sibling, and learn basic operations like add, remove, and size.
Explore the basic operations of ArrayList in Java: create an ArrayList<Student>, add elements, preserve insertion order, iterate with for loop or iterator, print elements, and discuss duplicates and null values.
Discover how the fail fast principle detects concurrent modifications in Java collections, throwing a concurrent modification exception when a list is structurally modified during iteration.
See how overwriting an existing key replaces its value in a hash map without changing size, and how null keys or values are handled, including iteration order.
Compare hash map and hash table thread safety and performance: hash table is thread safe and slower; hash map is faster but not thread safe; null keys and values differ.
Explore HashMap and HashTable basics, including key and value handling, null keys and values, and ordering differences, with notes on string and integer keys and map performance.
Practice Java interview puzzles that test algorithm and code logic, using live interview questions and a real code solution to deepen understanding of the Java API and core concepts.
Learn to implement a spiral iteration of a 2d array in java, using a direction enum and boundary updates, with a runnable code demo and tests.
Learn to compute the maximum profit from Apple stock prices by buying before selling, with no shorting, and practice breaking the problem into parts and testing solutions.
Thank you for completing the Java interview questions course; continue practicing with quizzes to boost interview readiness, and stay tuned.
Hello and Welcome!
Scared of coding interview?
This course will practice you with the must know Java interview questions.
In addition it will also prepare you to crack Java puzzle pattern. If you can learn the pattern, you can beat coding interview!
If you want to get your dream job, and you are serious about your career you should take this course.
In this course we will review Java interview questions from different areas:
Lesson structure
The lecture were divided to short lectures of about 5 min each, so you will be able to come back to a specific topic and replay the lesson without the need to search in a specific long video for the part that you would like to repeat on.
Each lesson will include several questions; all of them are from real interviews. We'll go over the questions and answer them.
Quiz
Summarizing each few classes there will be a quiz, designed to repeat the material and help the student understand it even better.