Java Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

Java interview questions and answers for freshers - these are the most frequently asked Java questions in campus placement or off-campus job interviews

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[TheWolfPackFam]

I agree with others, you should use examples along with your explanation. When you explain what an interface and abstract method / class is, show the work. It would help to understand it better. Other then then the video is good and your explanations are clear.

[prasadyadav]

If you explain all this with programming example
It will be more understandable

[yashmansukhani]

Cloneable interface doesn't have any method so the clone method is not part of cloneable instead it's a method of object class and cloneable to a class is just use to tell the complier that the particular class can be clone

[kiran]

Very first question is wrong there is only two access modifer for class that is public and default and those 4 acsess modifier for attributes and methods.

[ponnusvlogzzzz]

first of all please explain loudly, , cant hear anything

[ataulhussain]

bro u r super fast....
u should have written the answer

[vjaiprabaharan]

Not satisfied coz no clear datas given and also no examples for the given present datas.... plse improve that and it would be quite yseful after that...

[highspeedspeed]

incomplete video with less details, no examples and not so understandable!

[tirimut]

What do you mean you don't have to implement all inherited methods from an abstract class? I think it's a bit misleading. You have to UNLESS you don't mid creating an abstract subclass.

[ramamoorthyr]

Please someone help me ..I don't even know the basic concepts of java

[ashutoshsharma]

Last answer of question is wrong, It is not compulsory that Overriding method must have same Return Type, it can be different. In overriding, method name and method Signature must be same. Signature means- Number of Perameters, Sequence of Perameters and Type of Perameters. So change your answer, Please.