200 Tips & Non-Technical Interview Questions & Answers
2000+ Java Questions & Answers
Harry Anonymous Hacktivist
Purchase Now !
Just with Paypal
Just with Paypal
Book Details
Price
|
3.00 USD |
|---|---|
Pages
| 445 p |
File Size
|
3,629 KB |
File Type
|
PDF format |
ISBN-13 ISBN-10
| 978-1500730420 1500730424 |
Copyright
| 2014 By (Harry) |
Harry,is an Anonymous Hacktivist, World Famous computer Programmer and
Bestselling Java Author and scientifically Hacking professional has a unique
experience in the field of computers Programming, Hacking and Cyber Security.
He has helped many Countries Governments and many multinational Software
companies of around the globe to secure their networks and securities. He has authored
several books on Various Computers Programming Languages and computer security &
Hacking. He is basically known for his international bestselling Programming book
“Core Java Professional.”
He is technically graduate software engineer and Master. He is the leading
authority on C Programming and C++ Programming as well as on Core Java and Data
Structure and Algorithms. His acclaimed C and C++ ,C# & Java books. He has over 5
years of experience as a software methodologist. His teaching and research interests are
in the areas of artificial intelligence, programming languages.
He is living two lives. One life, He is a Computer program writer for a
respectable software company. The other life is lived in computers, where he go by the
hacker alias 'Harry" and are guilty of virtually every computer crime. Currently he is
working as offline IT manager @ world famous community Anonymous international
Community. -Team Anonymous.
Dedication
“This book is dedicated to all those who make the daily sacrifices,
Especially those who’ve made sacrifice, to ensure our freedom & security.”
You told me that everything will be okay in the end,
You also told me that, if it’s not okay, it’s not the end.
“I’ll search for you through 1000 worlds & 10000 lifetimes until I find you”
Table of Contents
01. Preface, Hold On ! First Read It ! It will Help You ! 007.
02. Interview Myths. 011.
03. Convincing them you’re right for the job. 019.
04. Can you do the job? 029.
05. Your potential to tackle New Tasks. 043.
06. Employers Love Motivated Employees. 049.
07. The ‘Big Five’ Questions. 055.
08. Building Rapport and Trust. 063.
09. Ten Effective Answers To Common Questions. 093.
10. The Apple Interview. 105.
11. The Google Interview. 107.
12. The Microsoft Interview. 108.
13. The Yahoo Interview. 109.
14. The Facebook Interview. 110.
15. Interview FAQ’S - I 111.
16. How to Prepare for Technical Questions. 115.
17. Handling Technical Questions in easy way. 117.
18. Top Ten Mistakes Candidates Make. 121.
19. The 16 Most Revealing Interview Questions & Answers. 125.
20. Java Interview Questions & Answers. 350+ Q/A (PART-1) 129.
21. Java Interview Questions & Answers. 350+ Q/A (PART-2) 203.
22. Java Interview Questions & Answers. 250+ Q/A (PART- 3) 249.
23. Top 10+ Advance Java Que-Ans for Experienced Programmers. 286.
24. Java Random All-In-One Que-Answers 50+ Q/A (PART- 4) 293.
25. Java Random All-In-One Que-Answers 250+ Q/A (PART- 5) 308.
26. Java Concurrency Interview Que-Answers 315.
27. Java Collection Interview Que-Answers 40+ 317.
28. Java Exception Interview Que-Answers 15+ 334.
29. Java Interview Brain Wash Que & Ans. 201+ Q/A (PART- 6) 340.
30. Java 8 Features for Developers – Lambdas. (PART- 7) 369.
31. Java 8 Functional interface,Stream & Time API. (PART- 8) 369.
32. Java Random Brain Drills Que-Answers 50+ 407.
33. Java Random String Que-Answers 20+ 424.
34. Finally Kick on Java and Say Bye Bye.. 431.
35. Java Coding Standards (Advance) 445.
36. Java Code Clarity/Maintainability/ 452.
37. Java DataBase Issues/Analysis. 466.
38. Dress/Body Appropriately Guidelines By Pictures & Graphics. 471
Bookscreen
Preface
∞ Essential Java Interview Skills--Made Easy! ∞
Please Hold On !
I know many people do not read the preface, But if you really want to crack the coding
interview, Then I would strongly recommend that you go through the preface also every
single page lines as well. The reason for this, is that this preface has something different to offer.
The main objective of this interview book is not to give you just magical
interview question & tricks, I have followed a pattern of improving the question
solution with deep Questions-Answers explanations with different interview
complexities for each interview problem, you will find multiple solutions for complex
interview questions. I mentioned approx 2000+ Java Technical Questions and 200+
Non- Technical Questions for before the technical round. This book is world’s Biggest
Java Interview book you ever read.
What Special –
In this book I covered and explained several topics of latest Java 8 Features in detail
for Developers & Freshers, Topics Like– Lambdas. Java 8 Functional interface, Stream and Time API.
As a job seeker if you read the complete book with good understanding & seriously, i
am 101% sure you will challenge any Interview & Interviewers (Specially Java) in this
world. and this is the objective of this book. This book contains more than Two
Thousands Technical Java Questions and 200 Non-Technical Questions like before
This book is very much useful for I.T professionals and the students of Engineering Degree and Masters during their Campus Interview and academic
preparations. If you read as a student preparing for Interview for Computer Science or
Information Technology, the content of this book covers all the required topics in full
details. While writing the book, an intense care has been taken to help students who are
preparing for these kinds of technical interview rounds.
Hello! Now I want to share something important with you. For those of you new to
IT/Technical or any other job interviews, the process can seem overwhelming
Interviewers throw questions at you, expect you to whip up brilliant algorithms or
Program Codes on the spot, and then ask you to write beautiful code on a whiteboard
luckily, everyone else is in the same boat, and you’re already working hard to prepare
Good job! So, throw the ball back in the interviewer’s court.
ô€€€ As you get ready for your interviews, consider these suggestions:
Always Write your Code on Paper:
Most interviewers won’t give you a computer and will instead expect you to write code
on a whiteboard or on paper To simulate this environment, try answering problems by
writing code on paper first, and then typing them into a computer as-is Whiteboard /
paper coding is a special skill, which can be mastered with constant practice. I mean
suppose your thoughts are interviewer and your mind is compiler. Simple!
First Know Your Resume:
First at all, I want to share something important thing with you that you don’t know. I am
talking about differences! Yes, the Difference between,
A CV (Curriculum Vitae) & Resume. Curriculum Vitae is a document prepared
by the fresher’s or students searching a job. It provides the academic details of the
student, another hand a resume is prepared by the experienced professionals, which
emphasizes job history and on-the-job skills and experience.
While technical skills are extremely important, that’s no reason to neglect your
own resume make sure to prepare yourself to give a quick summary of any project or job you were involved with.
And Don’t Memorize Solutions:
While this book offers a representative sample of interview questions, there
are still thousands of interview questions out there Memorizing solutions is not a great
use of your time Rather, use this book to explore approaches to problems, to learn new concepts, and to practice your skills.
So, Talk Out Loud:
Interviewers want to understand how you think and approach problems, so talk
out loud while you’re solving problems let the interviewer see how you’re tackling the
problem, and they just might guide you as well.
Finally remember -- interviews are hard!
In my years of interviewing at IBM, I saw some interviewers ask “easy” questions
while others ask harder questions but you know what? Getting the easy questions
doesn’t make it any easier to get the offer Receiving an offer is not about solving
questions flawlessly (very few candidates do!),
But rather, it is about answering questions better than other candidates. I'm
excited for you and for the skills you are going to develop Thorough preparation will
give you a wide range of technical and communication skills It will be well-worth it no
matter where the effort takes you!
For Entry level jobs, the IT industry requires students and young professionals
with good programming, especially the world most demanded Java language and
problem solving skills. For jobs that require programming skills most of the IT
companies look for candidates with good C, C++ (lesser extent) and very specially Java Programming Skills.
Finally the key point-
Is that java programming skills are essential for getting almost any software related job now a days in IT companies ( Particularly in Apple, IBM, HP, HCL, MICROSOFT,INFOSYS, ACCENTURE, FACEBOOK GOOGLE, YAHOO, & other).
Many programming-
Books are already available in market, but most of books are tutorials or text
books on different programming languages.
It is very difficult to crack an IT interview by just reading any of these books
or by writing a few programming that can easily creates a doubt like you are a most
devil dare programmer on this earth.
Every IT Interview focus on problem solving skills from a programming
perspective and hence, the questions asked are considerably different from those
covered in textbooks because textbooks only covers pedagogical questions and
solutions that are meant to teaching you how to write a simple program.
Target Audience:
This book is designed specifically for students and programmers & Software
Professionals attending Campus or offline interview for software companies with the
objective of helping those clear written tests and interviews.
The Campus placement in IT Companies typically consists of written tests and
interviews. In written test with objective Questions of C & C++ and Java. They want to
check if a student or professional knows the fundamentals of programming concepts and
has basic programming and problem solving skills.
As a software professional or student-
By reading this book you can easily crack both written tests and interview. In this book I
used every aspect of Java programming with more than Two thousand Questions &
Answers including ten high definition pictures for interview dress up - Dress
Appropriately & Body language and FAQ'S etc.
Another hand-
For experienced software programmers are quite different from the written
test/interviews conducted for freshers. Except a very few ones, good IT companies do
not conduct written tests for programmers with prior work experience.
The interviews are designed to assess a candidate’s practical experience in
programming and his/her ability to solve the problems faced in day-to-day programming
& projects. The programming logic questions and puzzles are also much more complex
than those that students are asked, finally a programmer can benefit from this book while
preparing for such job interviews. This book is really a great book for java interview
and other section focused on several interview related preparation.
“ A Stone is broken By the last Stroke Of Hammer. This doesn't mean that the
1st Stroke is useless. Success is the result Of Continuous effort..!!! So, Stand up, be
bold, be strong. Take the whole responsibility on your own shoulders, and know that
you are the creator of your own destiny .”