Get your Java dream job! Beginners interview preparation

Get your Java dream job! Beginners interview preparation, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 86 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 229 reviews, and has 4305 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Get your Java dream job! Beginners interview preparation

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 86

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 85

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 97

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

You will answer many Java interview questions more correctly and accurately

Cope professional java interview with more confidence

You will achieve better understanding in the Java topics learned in the course.

Who Should Attend

A student to beginner developer who want to get a job as Java developer

Target Audiences

A student to beginner developer who want to get a job as Java developer

Hello and Welcome!

Scared of coding interview?

This course will practice you with?the mustknow?Java interview?questions.

In addition?it will also prepare you to crack?Java puzzle pattern.?If you can learn the pattern, you can beat coding interview!

If you want to get your dream job, and you are serious about your career?you should take this course.

In this course we will review Java interview?questions from different areas:

Java Fundamentals– String, exceptions, autoboxing, garbage collectors and more.

Arrays –?advantages and disadvantages, initialization, search, sort, puzzle.

Object Oriented Concepts –??encapsulation, polymorphism, inheritance and abstraction. More practically we will discuss inheritance, interface and abstract classes, access modifier, overriding vs Hiding, marker interface and much more.

Collections –Framework overview, List, ArrayList, Vector, Iterator.

Maps – Map interface, HashMap, Hashtable

Puzzles –??Programming puzzles and??“What wrong with this code?” questions?are frequently asked in software programming Interviews in order to check your knowledge, your logical thinking and how strong and clear your mind is.?

Interview process –?Improve your soft skills and understand the interview process that you are going to pass.

Lesson structure

The lecture were divided to short lectures of about 5 min each, so you will be able to come back to a specific topic and replay the lesson without the need to search in a specific long video for ?the part that you would like to repeat on.

Each lesson will include several questions; all of them are from real interviews. We’ll go over the questions and answer?them.

Quiz

Summarizing each few classes there will be a quiz, designed to repeat the material and help the student understand it even better.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome!

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Chapter 2: Installation

Lecture 1: Java Installation

Lecture 2: Eclipse Installation

Lecture 3: Learning material Installation

Chapter 3: Fundamental Java Question

Lecture 1: String Questions – Intro

Lecture 2: Java String Basic Questions

Lecture 3: Understanding String Pool

Lecture 4: String Pool – cont

Lecture 5: Immutable Objects Questions

Lecture 6: StringBuffer And StringBuilder Questions

Lecture 7: toString() method Questions

Lecture 8: String Questions – Wrap-up

Lecture 9: Auto Boxing Questions

Lecture 10: What are the defaults?

Lecture 11: Tricky questions about constructors – part 1

Lecture 12: Tricky questions about constructors – part 2

Lecture 13: Tricky questions about constructors – part 3

Lecture 14: Garbage Collection Questions

Lecture 15: Garbage Collection – In Action

Lecture 16: Exceptions Theory and Syntax

Lecture 17: Exceptions – In Action

Lecture 18: Fundamental Section Wrap up

Chapter 4: Arrays Questions

Lecture 1: Arrays intro

Lecture 2: Arrays Overview

Lecture 3: Arrays Demo

Lecture 4: How to initialize an array?

Lecture 5: What are arrays limitation?

Lecture 6: How to remove duplication from Array?

Chapter 5: Object Oriented Concepts and Questions

Lecture 1: Object Oriented – Intro

Lecture 2: What is Encapsulation?

Lecture 3: What is encapsulation? – Code Sample

Lecture 4: Inheritance Basic

Lecture 5: Inheritance Basic – Interview Questions

Lecture 6: What is Polymorphism?

Lecture 7: What is Abstraction?

Lecture 8: Default Method in Java 8

Lecture 9: Overriding vs Hiding Methods

Lecture 10: Understanding Access Modifiers

Lecture 11: Final and Inheritance Questions

Lecture 12: Abstract Classes

Lecture 13: Theoretical questions about Abstract Classes.

Lecture 14: Tricky questions about Abstract Classes.

Lecture 15: What is marker interface?

Lecture 16: Object Oriented – Wrap-up

Chapter 6: Collection Questions

Lecture 1: Collection Framework – What is it?

Lecture 2: List interface

Lecture 3: ArrayList Theory and Interview questions

Lecture 4: ArrayList Demo – Basic

Lecture 5: ArrayList Demo – Using Indexes

Lecture 6: ArrayList – Dynamic Resizing Questions

Lecture 7: ArrayList VS Vector

Lecture 8: Why should we use Iterator?

Chapter 7: Maps

Lecture 1: Maps Intro

Lecture 2: Map Interface overview

Lecture 3: Hash Map Basic Demo

Lecture 4: Using the same key and Null on HashMap – Demo

Lecture 5: Hash Map vs Hashtable

Lecture 6: Map Basic Interview Questions & Answers

Chapter 8: Java Puzzles

Lecture 1: Puzzles Section – Intro

Lecture 2: How to Reverse a String?

Lecture 3: How to reverse a String effectively?

Lecture 4: How to reverse a String with recursion?

Lecture 5: How to check if strings are Anagram?

Lecture 6: How to check if strings are Anagram? – by checking off

Lecture 7: how to check if strings are Anagram? – by removing chars

Lecture 8: How to check if strings are Anagram? – by sorting

Lecture 9: How to check if strings are Anagram? – by counting letters

Lecture 10: How to check if strings are Anagram? – Wrap Up

Lecture 11: How can I find prime numbers?

Lecture 12: How to Reverse a Number?

Lecture 13: What is wrong with this code -1

Lecture 14: What is wrong with this code – 2

Lecture 15: Puzzle Section Wrap-up

Chapter 9: Interview process

Lecture 1: Interview process – intro.

Lecture 2: Phone interview

Lecture 3: Computer interview – at home

Lecture 4: Technical written interview – at office

Lecture 5: Computer interview – at office

Instructors

Yuval Ishay
Java Expert & Development leader & Instructor

Rating Distribution

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2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 20 votes

4 stars: 73 votes

5 stars: 131 votes

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