Java based interview questions from Amazon, Bloomberg, Infosys, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup
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Amazon Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java
Vinme on February 08, 2008
I: Interviewer M: Myself
I: What is singleton pattern?
M: Explained about singleton pattern and constructor to be private and there will be a method (Static) which will return the object.
I: How can i achieve Thread safe in this implementation?
M: In Java we need to use “synchronized” keyword in order to make that method thread safe.
I: If there are Million threads accessing this method, as you used synchronized all the other threads has to wait, which makes the application to run slower. So how can you achieve thread safe with out using synchronization?
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Amazon Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java
dpan5 on February 03, 2008
In my 1st Phone interview:
What is Linked List?
Interface and abstract class
Write java code for prime no:
Threads
Garbage collector
Vector and Arraylist
HashMap and HashTable
Externalizable interface
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Amazon Interview Question for Development Support Engineersabout Java
perllove on January 19, 2008
What is difference between String and StringBuffer classes.
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Amazon Interview Question for Development Support Engineersabout Java
perllove on January 19, 2008
Write code for the following mode of string comparision. The method should return true if the second string contains all the characters of the first string (order is not important) and you should consider duplicates.
For example, first string is aabc, true for kbaac, abac.. false for abc.
Dont worry about the complexity. I guess the person just wants to see if I can write code. Also I think I got the correct idea in less than 30 seconds but putting it on the board took around 10 minutes.
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Amazon Interview Question for Development Support Engineersabout Java
perllove on January 19, 2008
What does a static method mean in Java
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Amazon Interview Question for Development Support Engineersabout Java Threads
perllove on January 19, 2008
What does Synchronized keyword before a method do in Java?
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Amazon Interview Question for Development Support Engineersabout Java
perllove on January 19, 2008
What is the difference between int and Integer and why is Integer required.
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Amazon Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java
vairaghi on December 07, 2007
for a try/catch/finally block when is the finally block not executed.
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Bloomberg LP Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developers about Java Object Oriented Design
mclarenfan on July 08, 2007
Why is access to static variables not allowed from non-static methods in java?
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Amazon Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java
john on June 19, 2007
How is synchronization implemented in java ? explain ?
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Kingfisher airlines Interview Question for Analysts about Java
Subhash on April 23, 2007
1:How will you maintain multiple webservices.
2:How will you configure CVS , or tell me about CVs configuration.
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Goldman Sachs Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developers about Java
Subhash on April 02, 2007
int function findValue(int[]arr,int val,intlowIdx,int highIdx)
{
if(lowIdx>=higIdx)
return -1;
int midIdx:=Math.floor((lowIdx+higIdx)/2);
if(value>arr[midIdx])
return findValue(arr,value,midIdx+1,highIdx)
else if (value
a: log(n) log is of base 2
b: n**2
c: n*2
d: n
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Goldman Sachs Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developers about Java
mallory knox on February 23, 2007
Why would you use an interface over an abstract class?
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Amazon Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java
Santhosh on February 22, 2007
What is Garbage Collection in Java. How is it implemented? What kind of algorithms does the garbage collector use? How does it know that references can be collected? What are advantages and disadvantages of garbage collection?
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Amazon Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java
Santhosh on February 22, 2007
What is the difference between Inheritance and Interfaces? Under what conditions would you prefer one over the other?
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Citigroup Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout C Java Terminology & Trivia
dantheman82 on August 15, 2006
Name a few differences between C# and Java.
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Infosys Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developersabout Java Terminology & Trivia
Ankur Dhawan on June 26, 2006
What log file can you refer to for determining if a JUnit test failed?
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