JAVA INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

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Java String Interview Question and Answers (Part-III)

Q11: How to Merge Two Sorted Arrays in Java? Answer: Merging two sorted arrays into a single sorted array is a common coding interview question. This is similar ...

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Java String Interview Question and Answers (Level-3)

1. How do you check if two strings are anagrams in Java without using built-in sort methods? Explanation: Anagrams are words formed by rearranging the letters of another ...

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Java String Interview Question and Answers (Part-II)

Q11. How do you merge two sorted arrays in Java? Explanation: This logic is similar to the merge process in merge sort. Use two pointers to compare and ...

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Java String Interview Question and Answers (Level-2)

Q1: How to Find the Second Largest Number in an Array in Java? To find the second largest number efficiently, avoid sorting. Instead, use a single-pass technique with ...

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Java String Interview Question and Answers (Part-I)

Question 11: Sum of Digits in Java Q: How do you calculate the sum of digits of a number? Code Example: java public class SumOfDigits {   public static ...

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Java String Interview Question and Answers (Level-1)

 1. Reverse a String in Java Problem Statement: Write a Java program to reverse a given string using built-in methods. Code Example: java public class StringReversal {     public ...

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Java Interview Questions and Answers (Part-V)

Q121: What is the difference between StampedLock and ReentrantLock? StampedLock vs ReentrantLock Q122: Explain the term “Busy Spin” in multi-threading. Busy Spin is a technique where a thread ...

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 Java Interview Questions and Answers (Part-IV)

 Q91. What is the difference between Collection and Collections in Java? Answer: Example: Collections.sort(myList); Keywords: Java Collection vs Collections, Java utility classes Q92. What is the use of ...

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Java Interview Questions and Answers (Part-III)

71. What is the difference between notify() and notifyAll() in Java? 🔹 Use notify() when only one thread needs to resume, and notifyAll() when multiple waiting threads should ...

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 Java Interview Questions and Answers (Level-2)

51. What is the purpose of the assert statement in Java? The assert statement is used to test assumptions in code. If an assertion fails, it throws an ...