"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. "
Small code sample to look at. Find everything logically and syntactically wrong with it. Abstract class versus interface. Give example of a common library using an interface. Why use an interface instead of an abstract class? How does an abstract class make its objects define their own method specification? Static versus non-static. How does a non-static object access static data and methods? Private vs. Protected vs. Public
1. Core java 2. Methodologies especially scrum 3. Few knowledge on Cloud and cyber security is a plus bonus
don't remember. Some simple algorithm.
What are the pillars of object oriented programming?
java generics , collection, rest api,
Trovare una soluzione ad un problema di programmazione
Basic debugging questions and some hard hashmap and lists questions. All online questions were multiple choice (well, that made it worse?). Some of the preliminary questions were very basic. There are 23 questions of be completed in 60 minutes.
Basic questions in java SE
Can you solve the fizzbuzz problem?
Java Questions
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