Java Interview Questions | Java Program Solving | Core & Advance Java | Part 1

Friends today we have "Pooja Patil", a passionate Java Developer and Electrical Engineering Graduate from Gangamai College of Engineering, Dhule(2022). Her CGPA is 8.72. If you're interested in Mastering Core Java concepts, diving into the world of OOPs, the Collection Framework, Exception Handling, and Array Manipulation, you're in the right place!
But that's not all! Pooja is currently working on an exciting Spring Boot & Hibernate Project, "CRUD application" Follow along as she takes you on a journey through the development process, showcasing how to apply Java programming concepts to build a practical and functional application.
Ensure you watch this video until the end for essential information to aid you. If there are any inquiries, don't hesitate to drop a Comment, and we'll be delighted to offer assistance.

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📚About the Course
Java Full Stack Development involves developing both the client-side (front-end) and server-side (back-end) parts of a web application. It requires using Java programming language for server-side development and front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as frameworks like Angular.

📢Who should take this course?
✅Anyone who is passionate about full-stack web development and has a bachelor's degree
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[chandankumarsingh]

Awesome! As a fresher, that too from a non-IT background, Pooja has answered this mock interview with tremendous effect. I was really inspired by her. Thank you Kiran sir for motivating your students in such a manner.

[DeepakGurumurthyIyer]

Kiran you are the best interviewer, you ask questions and if they are not sure about the answer you educate them. Rare and nice quality.

[amirkhansk]

this student is much aware of all topics

[hpocwix]

Kiran sir's motivating nature which gives turning point to no. of student's career, the maximum number of students are from small cities, I'm one of them, Thanks Kiran sir and JBK💌

[akashtanajigurav]

21:30
No, if class A has a method m1 that is declared as final, it means that the method cannot be overridden by any subclass, including class B. Therefore, class B cannot access or modify the implementation of the m1 method from class A. When a method is declared as final, it effectively prevents any subclass from altering its behavior, ensuring that the method's functionality remains consistent across all subclasses. However, class B can still inherit other non-final methods and variables from class A, but it cannot override the final method m1.

[dkprashanth]

Superrr🎉🎉🎉 I got some 4 topics information from ur video

[sravanisingh]

Please keep these movk these are useful

[asmitsingh]

Great knowledge but seems like Chatur from 3 idiots 26:51
But Kiran sir made the interview look so easy by giving the answers and boosting confidence of the candidate

[samitinjaymishra]

Great sir ❤ .But at the end the code was more efficient when i start from 0 and i+=5 because the time complexity will less than i++ code because condition will be checked for every value of i, I think jump 5 at once is good and efficient or what? If you can provide any suggestions then it would be helpful for me.

[komaldandge]

Thank you sir 👍 for most important questions of core java .

[kshitijofthejune]

Very helpful.. I was pausing in between and trying to answer and helped me in quick revision.. Thanx

[Ramaswami_vlogs]

a very useful real time java interview process i have ever seen tq so much TKA

[AadiandJava]

Very nice interview sir this will definitely help me and many more students. You are my role model and I follow you because there is so much to learn from you. Keep guiding Sir Thank you so much Sir 💝

[TheKiranAcademy]

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[mukulsaini]

23:05 the girl is correct 💯, it will print 2222 because both class is different, i don't know why sir say no .🙂

[sheshkumarroy]

5 to 10 years experience ke liye mock interview start kijye sir

[amankumar-rbsu]

It's a great 👍 experience..by seeing this ❤ thankyou...make more series of java mocks

[abhiii]

36:11
I think according to question she need to put scanner then

for(int i=1;i<=givenNumber;i++)
{
Sout(i*5);
}

[vaibhavbarade]

I saw in print statement doesn't have semicolon how it will compile? Sop(1111)

[sihi__]

Anybody please mention the topics to learn in java as a fresher including API's and frameworks..