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- This chapter of the Turing Mock Interview series takes an in-depth look at what a technical interview for Java would look like. Watch the video above to understand core Java concepts and learn more about the questions that might appear in a Java test and interview. Let us know in the comments below which tech stack you'd like us to cover next.
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looks like fresher interview to me. Interviewer nowdays usually jump to collection, stream api, java 8 other features, concurrency and goes to framework like spring and microservices and design pattern
Applets and RMI questions? Really??? In 2023??? OMG...
lol
The interesting part is that the candidate is actually answered them :)
Looks like he watched the screen and read the content :)@@kostyazyu
Believe it or not I had interviews with this kind of questions.
lmfao actually ridiculous. just wanted to flex knowledge at that point
Some nice interview questions but Applets are too old to be asked in a generic interview, in my opinion, unless thats a specific job requirement. Same goes for RMI. I think RMI is great if its specifically a requirement for the job but that technology is not being used in green field projects anymore and I only see it being maintained because it does still exists out in the wild but I myself wouldn't interview someone on it. Its not nearly as dead as applets but its entered the realm of specialty. You could add EJBs to that list as well. I think I would replace the applet and RMI questions with Servlet questions but even then most peoples experience these days will lean towards Spring and they may have little understanding of the Servlets behind the scenes. The string length question at the end was a good one for a bonus.
agree
Agree ap..lt😢
completly agree
Wow. Reading answers on interview. If I only thought of it earlier...
To my understanding in Java we can override the finalize() method in the child class as this method is originally a protected method from Object class and hence it can be accessed by any class(by default all class extends Object class in Java) and then further if any class being extended by another class in some customization. Normally there can be a case we may have created certain object in our application which may be accessing certain resources and we may need to free up for memory reclamation. Hence I believe "finalize()" method can be overriden.
Thanks Debasish ! Let’s rock together !
Just for fun. I suppose. It is very very rare case when you need to override finalize method. Better using phantom references.
I wanna see the Java code challenge! Great video, tks!!
Ten yrs ago i got questions like thai. This last yr it was all spring type stuff. Almost no java questions for java dev jobs. So weird
Will this help in clearing turing java assessment
You blow my mind who use Applet and RMI
About Override finalize method in a class extending from Object... you can @Override public void finalize() but you shouldn't
James was on point
Interesting. I would like to see the Java code challenge. Well done Jose.
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Jose i was review this interview , and about your question of override finilize() method, is not a good practice, the main reason that it can not be relied upon to perform cleanup tasks in a timely manner or maybe or even guarantee that it will execute due the upredictable nature of the GC. some times using finalize methon can lead to permance issues and errors .
i need java backend interview questions. where to find it?
As some high voted comment already mentioned, we can override finalize. It'd be good to clarify that this is not recommended and instead we should stick to defining clean up logic in the finally section of the try or define clean up behavior by implementing the Closeable/ AutoCloseable interface and use a try with resources clause.
Great Video Interview I really like the way you conduct the interview. I would like to see the Java code challenge.
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Applets ? what about spring? )
Very helpful! 🙌🏼
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I have been working as Java developer since 2016. But I have never seen applets and rmi in my projects.
Very Good Interview. These days i prepare interview with you.
Glad you're finding these helpful! :)
Thank you for good content, hope to see Java code challenge at Turing )
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Sotaque brasileiro eu reconheco ahahhaa, obrigadao ajudou muito
Is applet still used in the java ecosystem ?
not yet, applet is the product that with lower version of java 1.4 and web-start technology. when we used the ajax technology with xmlhttprequest and xmlhttpresponse, we don't need applet anymore caused by the awesome interactive method.
It is deprecated.
Nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'd like to know if you guys hire without experience
Hi Hellen,
The odds of junior developers getting hired are definitely lower, since 80% of Turing's partner companies in the U.S require at least 3 years of work experience.
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So if you are a junior developer who signs up and does very well in our tests, you'll definitely be considered for internal roles at Turing and roles with the minority of our partner companies who are open to hiring strong developers with less experience.
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i wanna see the java code challenge
just let applets rest in peace Jose, do not play necromancer role ;)
java? why some questions are about OSI?
10:51 this response sounds memorised or being read from somewhere lol he did well though
Jose english is little hard to understand sometimes.
Thank you for sharing, practicing I will get there!
He's Spanish. They don't rush words, careful with it and one of the best listeners who don't interrupt that much unless required. Same with Finnish. How do I know I have a mentor who's Spanish, and past 8 months had thought me a lot about their culture.
Really? That was senior interview in 23?? Just an intern questions about java core, some unused stuff and interviewer hasnt even asked anything about databases, system design et c.
I am worked in various jobs and met with thousands of people. I can easiliy tell that James is reading word for word for the "layers" part. This mock is staged :)
Code challenge please
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I though Java was pass by value, not reference.... 5:42
A primitive types are passed by value in Java.
A objects are passed by reference.
@@user-ho3te5oy5v Actually java is always pass by value. In the case of an object the value is an "address" but there is no reference in java. The pass by reference concept makes more sense in C++.
@@user-ho3te5oy5v that is not true, java pass by value, the value is a copy of the reference of that object, java never passes by ref
Can people make these interviews any more boring? You are just following through a list of prepared questions instead of understanding the candidates experience by digging deep.
Sorry guys, but for developers from Eastern Europe you looks like strong-junior/middle developers, not seniors
Agree ) probably just junior
How worse could it be ? The guy does not even pretend he is not reading.... uugh'
Is this a joke? Applet/RMI questions in 2022 and a person clearly reading aloud answers from screen? You guys are all right? Such a trash.
Interesting. I would like to see the Java code challenge. Well done Jose.
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