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    Brush-up java for Interview
    Brush-up java for Interview
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    Brush-up java for Interview

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    This book is useful for developers who has prior java development experience and wants to scale up or brush up their knowledge. It will be helpful for interview preparations. One can use it as a tool to crack the java interview. It is specially designed to brush-up the java concepts quickly.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAshutosh Shashi
    Release dateAug 22, 2020
    ISBN9781735222226
    Brush-up java for Interview
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    Ashutosh Shashi

    Ashutosh Shashi is a visionary and innovative technologist, currently living in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He has completed master's degree in Computer Applications. He has more than 15 years of experience in IT industry. He is TOGAF 9.1 Certified, Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Architect, Microsoft Certified AZURE Solutions Architect Expert, AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate, Project Management Professional (PMP), DataStax Certified Professional on Apache Cassandra, and Oracle Certified Java SE 8 programmer. One can define him as a deep reader, dedicated writer and technology passionate person. He loves to keep himself updated with the latest stack of technologies and industry standards.

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      Book preview

      Brush-up java for Interview - Ashutosh Shashi

      Brush-up java

      for

      Interview

      Java concepts refresher.

      (Covers up to java 11)

      Ashutosh Shashi

      Brush-up java for interview: Java concepts refresher

      Copyright © 2020 by Ashutosh Shashi

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from the author.

      ISBN 9781735222226

      DEDICATION

      To my parents,

      Mr. Ram Binod Sharma and Mrs. Ramsukumari Devi, for their blessings.

      To my wife Neha for her unconditional support.

      And

      Thanks to my dear daughter Anvita for ‘cover and more drawings’ of this book.

      This page is intentionally left blank

      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      Basic Java Concepts

      Class, interface & package

      Array

      pass-by-value

      JVM

      Working of JVM

      Garbage Collection

      OOP Concepts

      Abstraction

      Encapsulation

      Inheritance

      Polymorphism

      SOLID principle

      Class, method and Objects

      Abstract Class

      Final class

      Class access specifier

      Nested class

      Anonymous class

      Immutable class

      Object class

      Object Comparisons

      enumerations

      Generics

      Exception handling

      Annotations

      Java Collection

      Enumeration

      Iterator

      ListIterator

      List Interface

      Set Interface

      Queue Interface

      Deque Interface

      Map Interface

      Multithreading

      Thread Class

      Runnable Interface

      Thread Properties

      Thread Synchronization

      Liveness problems

      Executors

      Concurrent Collections

      Java 8 features

      Lambda Expression

      Stream API

      Method References

      Default and static method for interfaces.

      New Date and Time API

      Optional

      CompletableFuture

      Unit Testing

      Junit Tests

      Mockito

      Code Coverage

      TDD

      Miscellaneous concepts

      Reflection

      Java 9 Features

      Java 11 Features

      CI/CD

      About the Author

      Ashutosh Shashi is a visionary and innovative technologist, currently living in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. He has completed master’s degree in Computer Applications. He has more than 15 years of experience in IT industry. He is an architect, trainer, and author.

      He is TOGAF 9.1 Certified, Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Architect, Microsoft Certified AZURE Solutions Architect Expert, AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate, Project Management Professional (PMP), DataStax Certified Professional on Apache Cassandra, and Oracle Certified Java SE 8 programmer.

      One can define him as a deep reader, dedicated writer and technology passionate person. He loves to keep himself updated with the latest stack of technologies and industry standards.

      Introduction

      This book is useful for developers who has prior java development experience and wants to scale up or brush up their knowledge. It will be helpful for interview preparations. One can use it as a tool to crack the java interview.

      This book is not in the form of interview questions and answers. It is specially designed to brush-up the java concepts quickly so that you will be capable to answer java interview questions.

      This book contains small code snippet as example code. All code is tested, and you will be able to compile and run in single java file.

      This book covers almost all the concepts of Java, up to java 11, that you need to know for interview.

      Please send your suggestion and feedback in email at: bjava@ashutoshshashi.com

      Basic Java Concepts

      A close up of a dog Description automatically generated

      Java is a general purpose, concurrent, object-oriented programming language. Java programming language is a statically typed language, meaning, in Java every variable and every expression has a type known at compile time. Types in Java is divided in two category, Primitive Type and Reference Type.

      Primitive types are reserved keyword (pre-defined in Java) that is used to define a type of a variable. Primitive types are boolean, int, long, short, float, double, byte, and char.

      Reference types are referenced to the objects. Reference types are class type, interface type, array type, and type variables.

      Java is platform independent, object-oriented, and multithreaded programming language. Here platform-impendent means you can write the code once and run in any platform. In other words, Java is not operating system dependent, you just need to have JVM installed in your machine and you can run same code in any operating system. We will discuss more about JVM in a separate chapter.

      Object oriented programming is a programming technique that use objects and their interfaces to build building blocks. We will discuss more about it in a separate chapter.

      Multithreaded meaning Java have capability that can be used to write concurrent program and java will run it concurrently. We will discuss multithreading in a separate chapter.

      Class, interface & package

      Package

      Package is a directory in which programs or sub packages are organized. Package is a group of classes or interfaces or both. A package can have sub package and sub package can have programs (.java files). Programs are the class and interface files. Naming structure of a package is hierarchical, and member of a package are class and interface. In java.io, java is a package and io is a sub package. You can also say java.io is a package. Package helps to prevent name conflict. Two packages in java cannot be exactly same in same hierarchy. For example, you cannot have two java.io package. Because package prevent name conflict you can have class or interface with the same name in two different packages but not in the same package. However, having class or interface with the same name is not a good practice, if you have it then you may have to use class or interface name with full package hierarchy.

      package ashu.tech;

      import ashu.tech.basic.SameNameClass;

      publicclassMyMainClass{

      publicstaticvoid main(String[] args){

      SameNameClass obj1 =newSameNameClass();

      ashu.tech.jvm.SameNameClass obj2 =new

      ashu.tech.jvm.SameNameClass();

      }

      }

      In above code snippet, I have class SameNameClass in two package, one package it is importing and another package it is providing with full qualifier path. This happens only if you have class with same name in more than one package and you are using those in one class like above.

      Class

      Class is a template or logical construct, on which the whole Java programming language is based upon. In java specification class is defined as a reference type and it describes how that reference type is implemented. An Object class is the parent of all the classes in Java. Every class you create in Java, or any class that exists in Java is derived from Object class.

      A class can be derived from a class or interface. Once you derive the class from a class or interface, it extends the functionality of base class. Members of base class will be visible in derive class is based on the access specified you have used to define members of base class. As Object class in the base class of all the classes in Java, methods of Object class are available in every class by default. You can have your own implementation (override) of object class method to manage the behavior of your class. Object class methods are: clone(), equals(), finalize(), getclass(), hashcode(), notify(), notifyAll(), toString(), and wait(). We will talk about Object class and its methods in detail in separately.

      Members of the class can be defined with public, protected, default, and private access specifiers. Below is the explanation of access specifiers.

      public - Members defined with public access specifier can be accessed from anywhere, inside or outside of the class.

      protected – Members defined with protected access specifier can be accessed from inside the class, or it can be accessed within the same package, or it can be accessed in first level derived class.

      Default – Members defined without any access specifier is considered as default or package-private access specifier. Exception is in interface where if you do not specify access specifier and by default it will be public. In class it will be default or package private. Default access specifier can be accessed from inside of the class and also can be accessed within the same package. Default cannot be accessed in derived class, if member of base class is default and base and derived classes are in different package. If base class and derived class are in same package, then member of base class with default access specifiers will be accessed in derived class.

      private – Members defined with private access specifier can be accessed only from inside the class. Then what is the use of private access specifier? You can have public member that can be called outside of class and through public member you can call or manipulate the private member of class. For example, you have private variable in a class that you do not want anyone can modify freely. You want to control the modification process of that private variable that is why you declared it as private. Now you can have public method inside the same class (for example getter and setter methods) that can be used outside of the class to access or modify the variable. You will have more control on private variable.

      Member fields of class can be declared as private, unless you have any special circumstances. Class methods should have minimum accessibility, if you are calling method only inside your class, you can make it private. Always try to make each class members as less accessible as possible.

      Below table will be helpful to understand the visibility of access specifiers. Below table is applicable for both instance variable and instance methods.

      In above table you can see if access specifier is protected, members will not be visible outside of package that is similar to default access specifier. But if base class is having protected member, subclass can see that protected member even though base class and subclass is from different package.

      Interface

      Interface is a reference type whose members are classes, interfaces, constants, and methods. While creating interface, the file

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