Core java interview questions and answers for 3-5 years experience

 Part 3

Core java interview questions and answers for 3-5 years experience covered in this post:


    Core java interview questions and answers for 3-5 years experience

        Can constructor have access specifiers? Which access specifiers are applicable to a constructor?

    -          Yes of course. Constructors can have access specifiers.

    -          Following access specifiers are applicable to the constructors.

    1.       Public

    2.       Private

    3.       Protected

    4.       Default

    -          Following access specifiers are not applicable to the constructors.

    1.       Abstract

    2.       Final

    3.       Native

    4.       Static

                       5.    Synchronized.


        How should be the sequence of List of Exception classes in the catch block?

    -    When you are declaring multiple catch blocks then the child class must declares first and then its parent and then parents parent and so on.

    -      Please refer to the below example for more clarity.

    package simplifiedjava.crackedInterview;

    public class MultipleCatchBlockDemo { 

          public static void main(String[] args) {

                try {                       

                }catch(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException ae) {

                      ae.printStackTrace();

                }catch(IndexOutOfBoundsException ie) {

                      ie.printStackTrace();

                }catch(Exception e) {

                      e.printStackTrace();

                }

          }

    }

    Explanation: ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is a child class of IndexOutOfBoundsException and IndexOutOfBoundsException is a child class of Exception class. If you shuffle then you will get a compile-time error. Most child classes should be first and then next child and then parent class.


        What is the difference between interrupted() and isInterrupted() method in java?

     

    Interrupted()

    isInterrupted()

    1.

    interrupted() method is a static method of class thread checks the current thread and clear the interruption "flag". i.e. a second call to interrupted() will return false.

    isInterrupted() method is an instance method; it reports the status of the thread on which it is invoked. it does not clear the interruption flag.

    2.

    Syntax:

    if(t.interrupted()) {

                      System.out.println("inside interrupted");

                      }

    Syntax:

    if(t.isInterrupted()) {

                      System.out.println("inside isInterrupted.");

                      }



     

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        Can you serialize private and static variables?

    -    Private Variable: We can serialize private variables. There is no concern at all whether a variable is private, public or protected. It is simply used for serialization because it’s a part of an object.

    -  Static Variable: Static variables belong to a class, not an object. So static variables are not a part of the object state. So static variables cannot consider for serialization.


        Can we declare inner class as a private?

    -    Inner class can be declared as a private but cannot declare outer class as a private class.


        What is the purpose of Arrays utility class?

    -      Array utility class contained in java.util.Arrays package.

    -    This class provides some utility methods for manipulating the arrays like sorting, searching, converting an array into a collection etc.


        What is the difference between HashSet and SortedSet?

     

    HashSet

    SortedSet

    1.

    HashSet is a concrete class.

    SortedSet is an interface.

    2.

    HashSet doesn’t preserve insertion order or doesn’t insert order according to some type of sorting.

    SortedSets implementation classes insert the records according to some natural sorting order.

    3.

    The underlying data structure is HashTable.

    The underlying data structure is a RED-BLACK tree.

    4.

    The complexity of HashSet is O(1) meaning it will do basic operations independent of the size of input data in a constant time.

    The complexity of SortedSet is log(N) meaning depending on the size of input it will do the basic operations logarithmic.



        What is the difference between HashMap and ConcurrentHashMap?

     

    HashMap

    ConcurrentHashMap

    1.

    HashMap is not thread-safe.

    ConcurrentHashMap is thread-safe.

    2.

    Only one null key and multiple null values are allowed.

    ConcurrentHashMap doesn’t allow null keys or values either. It will throw NullPointerException at runtime.

    3.

    The performance of HashMap is high as compared to ConcurentHashMap because multiple threads can access the same object.

    The performance of ConcurrentHashMap is relatively low because it is thread-safe.

    4.

    Thread gets a lock of the whole object and then execute.

    In ConcurrentHashMap thread won’t take whole objects lock, Thread will get Segment lock or bucket lock.

    5.

    If multiple threads are trying to perform write or read operations on the same collection object then we will get ConcurrentModifcationException.

    Multiple threads are allowed to perform a read operation and 16 or more threads are allowed to perform the write operation.

    6.

    HashMap has only one lock available.

    ConcurrentHashMap can have one or multiple locks we call it a Concurrency level.

    7.

    Iterator is Fail-Fast.

    Iterator is Fail-Safe.

    8.

    When multiple threads access the same resource at a time then iterator fails immediately is called Fail-Fast.

    When multiple threads access the same resources at a time, Iterator won’t fail is called Fail-Safe Iterator.



        How Stack and Heap correlated to each other while creating object?

    -    JVM has bifurcated memory into two parts. The first one is stack memory and the second one is heap memory.

    -    Stack memory is mainly used for storing the order of method execution and local variables.

    -    Heap memory is mainly used for storing actual objects created with a new keyword.

    -    Stack and heap memory are correlated while managing the objects life cycle. Once created object on heap memory will be referenced to the reference variable which is stored on stack memory.

             -    Please refer to the below diagram.



        What are the pre-defined functional interfaces?

    -   Java 8 provides some functional interfaces inbuilt are called pre-defined functional interfaces.

    -    Following are the pre-defined functional interfaces.

    1.       Predicate functional interface.

    2.       Function functional interface.

    3.       Consumer functional interface.

    4.       Supplier functional interface.

    5.       Bi-Predicate functional interface.

    6.       Bi-Function functional interface.

                      7.    Bi-Consumer functional interface.


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    Upcoming questions in next post:

    31. Can you identify which try, catch and finally block combination is valid.

    32. how can you prevent particular variable to be serialized.

    33. What is static nested class.

    34. What is the purpose of Collections Utility class. What are the utility methods are available in Collections Class.

    35. What is the difference between TreeMap and SortedMap.

    36. Will I git ConcurrentModificationException while iterating concurrentHashMap? If No Why?

    37. What is type interface?

    38. Please identify valid lambda expression. 
    1.() -> System.out.println("Hello"); 
    2.(s) -> System.out.println("Java");
    3.(a,10) -> {System.out.println(a); System.out.println(10);}
    4.(a,b) -> System.out.println(a+b);
    5. s -> {System.out.println(s);} 
    6. (int a, int b) -> {System.out.println(a+b);} 
    7. s -> s.length();
    8. (s) -> {s.length();}

    39. How will you identify particular method is default method.

    40. What is the difference between Function and Bi-Function.

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