"Junior developers are often responsible for writing the more monotonous and simple code required by senior members of the development team. Because of this, interviews will be designed to test your knowledge of the fundamentals of Java so be prepared to answer technical questions that you likely came across in college. Data structures and algorithms will be heavily emphasised. A bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience is required. "
One of the key questions they asked me was: "Can you walk us through a project you've worked on and explain your specific contributions, challenges faced, and how you overcame them?" This question tested not just my technical skills, but also communication, problem-solving, and teamwork abilities.
Asked to write the Fibonachi program.
String manipulation and arrays manipulation
Started with my previous experience related questions and went to Basic Core Java questions. And questions from Front end technologies and database questions
HR interview: -where do you see yourself in 5 years -which are your hobbies Technical: -static on class, field, method -garbage collector -collections
What is an Object ?
Difference between Static and Final
second round questions based upon -servlet-25, jsp-25 questions,spring and hibernate -25 web services -5,json-2..questions was easy if your concept is clear
Basic questions about Java and some application oriented questions.
1.java 8 features? 2.Rest Api 3.oops concepts
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