Amazon's interview process typically includes:

• An initial phone screening to assess basic qualifications.
• One or more technical phone interviews focusing on problem-solving and coding skills.

Successful candidates then progress to an on-site or virtual interview loop, consisting of multiple rounds with different interviewers. These rounds cover:

• Technical expertise.
• Behavioral questions based on Amazon's Leadership Principles.
• Problem-solving exercises.

For some roles, a final "bar raiser" interview is conducted to ensure high hiring standards. The process emphasizes cultural fit and technical proficiency.

A checked exception is an exception that occurs at compile-time. These exceptions are also called compile-time exceptions. The programmer cannot simply ignore these exceptions at the time of compilation and must handle them.

For example, if a file is to be opened but is not found, an exception occurs. This exception cannot simply be ignored at the time of compilation.