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Java Design Patterns Interview Questions

A design pattern provides solutions to common programming problems, describing relationships between classes and objects. Creational patterns like Factory create objects without specifying their class, while structural patterns like Adapter change interfaces. Behavioral patterns like Iterator provide ways to access elements of a collection sequentially. Singleton ensures one instance per class, while Decorator adds behaviors dynamically. Factory Method creates objects without exposing creation logic.

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Java Design Patterns Interview Questions

A design pattern provides solutions to common programming problems, describing relationships between classes and objects. Creational patterns like Factory create objects without specifying their class, while structural patterns like Adapter change interfaces. Behavioral patterns like Iterator provide ways to access elements of a collection sequentially. Singleton ensures one instance per class, while Decorator adds behaviors dynamically. Factory Method creates objects without exposing creation logic.

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1) Explain what is Java Design Pattern?

A design pattern is a language independent strategy for solving common object-oriented design
problem. It describes how to structure classes to meet a given requirement.

2) Explain what is creational design patterns and Factory pattern?

Creational design pattern: This pattern is used to define and describe how objects are created at
class instantiation time.

Factory pattern: The factory pattern is used to create an object without exposing the creation
logic to the client and refer to a newly created object using a common interface.

3) Which design pattern is used to get a way to access the elements of a collection object in
sequential manner?

Iterator pattern is used to get a way to access the elements of a collection object in sequential
manner.

4) When service locator pattern is used?

When we want to locate various services using JNDI we use service locator pattern.

5) Mention in how many ways can you create singleton pattern?

To create single objects there are two famous ways

• Lazy loading
• Eager loading

6) Mention which pattern is used when we need to decouple an abstraction from its
implementation?

When we want to decouple an abstraction from its implementation in order that two can vary
independently we use bridge pattern.
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7) Mention which design pattern will be helpful to add new functionality to an existing object?

A decorator pattern allows a user to add new functionality to an existing object without changing
its structure.

8) Explain how can you create a Singleton class in Java?

It is two step process,

• First make the constructor private so that new operator cannot be used to instantiate the
class
• Return an object of the object if not null otherwise create the object and return the same
via a method.

9) Is it possible to write thread safe singleton in Java?

To write thread safe singleton in Java there are multiple ways for example by using static
singleton instance initialized during class loading, by writing singleton using double checked
locking. Java Enum is the simplest way to create thread safe singleton.

10) Mention how one should describe a design pattern?

To describe a design pattern, following things need to be taken care of

• Pattern name and classification


• Problem and solution
• Consequences : Variation and language dependent alternatives should also be addressed
• Know Uses: Identify the uses in the real systems and its efficiency

11) Mention why access to the non-static variable is not allowed from static method in Java?

You cannot access non-static data from static context because non-static variable are associated
with a specific instance of an object while static is not associated with any instance.

12) Mention which pattern is useful when one has to pass data with multiple attributes in one
shot from client to server?

Transfer Object Pattern is useful when one has to pass data with multiple attributes in one shot
from client to the server.

13) Name some of the entities of DAO pattern?

Some of the entities of DAO include,

• Data access object concrete class


• Data access object interface
• Model object or value object
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14) Mention when can you use the Intercepting pattern?

Intercepting pattern is used when you have to do some pre-processing or post processing with
request or response of the application.

15) Mention when to use a Factory Pattern?

Factory pattern can be used,

• When a class does not know which class of objects needs to create
• When class specifies its sub-classes to specify which objects to create
• In programming language, you can use factory pattern where you have to create an object
of any one of sub-classes depending on the given data

16) Explain in singleton pattern whether it is better to make the whole getinstance() method
synchronized or just critical section is enough? Which one is preferable?

Synchronization of whole getinstance() method is costly and is only needed during the
initialization on singleton instance, to stop creating another instance of Singleton. Therefore it is
better to only synchronize critical section and not the whole method.

17) Mention in how many ways can you write singleton class in Java?

One can write singleton class in Java in four ways

• Singleton with public static final field initialized during class loading
• Singleton generated by static nested class, also referred as singleton holder pattern
• Singleton by synchronizing get instance () method
• From Java 5 on-wards using Enums

18) Explain how can you prevent creating another instance of singleton using clone() method?

The preferred way to prevent creating another instance of a singleton is by not implementing
Cloneable interface and if you do just throw an exception from clone() method “ not to create a
clone of singleton class”.

19) Mention what is the difference between “throw” and “throws”?

Keyword “Throw” is used to explicitly throw as an exception, while “Throws” is utilized to handle
checked exceptions for re-intimating the compiler that exceptions are being handled. The throws
need to be used in the method’s definition and also while invoking the method that raises
checked exceptions.

20) Mention which classes in JDK uses singleton pattern?

Java.lang.Runtime classes uses singleton pattern in JDK.


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21) Mention what is the limitation of using singleton pattern?

The singleton pattern ensures that a class has only one instance and to provide a global point of
access to it. But at the same time this becomes its limitation as most classes in an application you
will need to create multiple instances.

22) Mention what is the difference between VO and JDO?

The difference between JDO and VO is that the JDO is a persistent technology that compete
against entity beans in enterprise application development. It enables you to create POJO (plain
old java objects) and persist them to the database.

While VO stands for value objects represents an abstract design pattern used in conjuction with
entity beans, jdbc and possibly even JDO to overcome commonly found isolation and
transactional problems in enterprise apps.

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