I interviewed for Spring Boot and Java.
First round was an online test. It was a 40-minute MCQ test. It was a rejection round. The cutoff will be low. Questions will be hard. It was about Spring and web services. There was only 1 MCQ Java program.
Second round - It was approximately 1.5 hours of interview questions.
I had not prepared at that time, so I couldn't clear.
But the questions were easy.
Q1. What is an interface and an abstract class?
Q2. What will happen if a method declared in an interface is not defined by the implementing class?
Q3. What is the difference between an iterator and a list iterator?
Q4. How do you iterate through a map?
Q5. What is a repository in Spring?
Q6. Why do we use Hibernate instead of JDBC?
Q7. How do you call a primary key in Hibernate?
Q8. Is an exception a class or an interface?
Q9. Is a Map an interface or a class?
Q10. Can we create private members in an interface?
Q11. What are bean classes in Spring?
Q12. What is the String pool?
Q13. What are some implementations of the Exception class?
Q14. Can we create an object of an abstract class?
Q15. Can we create an object of an interface?
Q16. String s = "Sinha"; String s2 = "Accenture"; s = "Accenture"; s + s2 = ??
Q17. What happens below if an IOException is thrown? java try { // IOException thrown } catch (FileNotFoundException e) { // ... } catch (Exception e) { // ... }
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