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Here you can find more then 400 frequently asked questions for Java , J2ee.
http://java-j2ee-interview-questions.blogspot.com
Also links to Oracle interview Questions, Unix Interview Questions and Behavioural Interviews can be found in the above page.
The funniest link in ages! :D Are you a professional comedian?
"400+ Java Interview Questions, 50 one-line answers, all cut-and-pasted from various forums and in no discernable order" would have been a bit more accurate! Though it's a tad long for a title I agree.
The questions started with the classic:
"1. What are the four corner stones of OOP ?"
To which the answer given was:
"Abstraction, Encapsulation, Polymorphism and Inheritance." (Boom! Boom! I hear you say).
Fair enough you might say, but I would have added at least one "cornerstone" (e.g. modularity) to show I was capable of independent thought, and be able to elaborate on any of them as I would expect that to be the next question. Any interviewer worth his/her salt/pepper would have followed-up. The last thing I would expect is:
"2. What do you understand by private, protected and public ?"
RANDOM isn't the word! This is pure comedy genius, who writes this stuff, I thought Eric Morecambe was dead?
The icing was my parting glimpse of:
"53.To a server method, the client wants to send a value 20,
with this value exceeds to 20, a message should be sent to the client ? What will you do for achieving for this ?" (It's the way you tell 'em!)
My abs started to cramp-up at this point and I started to feel faint, so I reluctantly decided called it a day.
I don't intend to read through the rest of the questions (BTW - there are no more answers) for the fear of developing a side-splitting double hernia!
So, I will offer a prize to anyone has the time and/or inclination to dig up any other nuggets from the remaining questions. I will offer a prize to the person who posts the funniest/silliest/most inaccurate/most random question on that site.
The grand prize is one pint of Kronenbourg Cold to myself, and a similarly pointless link to the winner. Second place gets two pointless links!
BTW - this is my first post here, hello! :WAVE:
You are absolutely right.
Thanks for the info.
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Here you can find more then 400 frequently asked questions for Java , J2ee.
http://java-j2ee-interview-questions.blogspot.com
Also links to Oracle interview Questions, Unix Interview Questions and Behavioural Interviews can be found in the above page.
