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43 Full Stack Developer (Java) Questions And Answers

21⟩ General Full Stack Developer (Java) Job Interview Questions

☛ How can you define such terms as inversion control, virtual function, and dynamic bidding?

☛ How can you define tail recursion?

☛ Describe the working process of the garbage collector. What’s it like?

☛ What is A/B testing and when it is applicable?

☛ What design principles do you know?

☛ If separation of concerns is not used in development, what will be the drawbacks to your mind?

☛ What are the pros of microservices?

☛ What is 3-tier architecture?

☛ What is 3-layer architecture?

☛ Why use an application server? What is it for?

☛ How do you understand the aspect-oriented programming?

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22⟩ Tell me the main difference between REST and GraphQL?

The main and most important difference between REST and GraphQL is that GraphQL is not dealing with dedicated resources, instead everything is regarded as a graph and therefore is connected and can be queried to app exact needs.

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24⟩ Tell me what is the most puzzling programming challenge you have come across recently?

Speak about the most recent bug or a discrepancy you came across and explain how you went ahead to overcome it. Tell the interviewer that you are a person who believes in collaborative work. Depict how you could solve the issue with the help of a colleague, online community or your mentor. It is always good to ask when you don’t know.

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25⟩ Please explain what is the best implementation or debugging you have done in the past?

This is a tricky question. This will actually give the hiring manager an idea of both the complexity and the style of projects you have done in the past. You should explicitly mention the issues you faced and the measures you took to overcome that roadblock. You can additionally speak about the learnings you earned from the issue.

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27⟩ Explain me what are the success factors for Continuous Integration?

☛ Maintain a code repository

☛ Automate the build

☛ Make the build self-testing

☛ Everyone commits to the baseline every day

☛ Every commit (to baseline) should be built

☛ Keep the build fast

☛ Test in a clone of the production environment

☛ Make it easy to get the latest deliverables

☛ Everyone can see the results of the latest build

☛ Automate deployment

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28⟩ Can you explain me the key advantages of HTTP/2 as compared with HTTP 1.1?

HTTP/2 provides decreased latency to improve page load speed by supporting:

☛ Data compression of HTTP headers

☛ Server push technologies

☛ Loading of page elements in parallel over a single TCP connection

☛ Prioritization of requests

An important operational benefit of HTTP/2 is that it avoids the head-of-line blocking problem in HTTP 1.

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29⟩ Tell us why isn’t String‘s .length() accurate?

It isn’t accurate because it will only account for the number of characters within the String. In other words, it will fail to account for code points outside of what is called the BMP (Basic Multilingual Plane), that is, code points with a value of U+10000 or greater.

The reason is historical: when Java was first defined, one of its goal was to treat all text as Unicode; but at this time, Unicode did not define code points outside of the BMP. By the time Unicode defined such code points, it was too late for char to be changed.

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30⟩ Explain me what is the JIT?

The JIT is the JVM’s mechanism by which it can optimize code at runtime.

JIT means Just In Time. It is a central feature of any JVM. Among other optimizations, it can perform code inlining, lock coarsening or lock eliding, escape analysis etc.

The main benefit of the JIT is on the programmer’s side: code should be written so that it just works; if the code can be optimized at runtime, more often than not, the JIT will find a way.

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31⟩ Please explain what is Event Loop?

Node.js is a single threaded application but it support concurrency via concept of event and callbacks. As every API of Node js are asynchronous and being a single thread, it uses async function calls to maintain the concurrency. Node uses observer pattern. Node thread keeps an event loop and whenever any task get completed, it fires the corresponding event which signals the event listener function to get executed.

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32⟩ Tell us have You Tried Implementing Your Knowledge In Full Stack For Pet Projects?

Working at your job will not always boost your learning curve. Any aspiring developer should try and implement codes on their personal projects that include website development. Remember, a self-motivated coder might have several projects to experiment and learn. Hiring managers are constantly looking for candidates who enjoy the whole process of web development.

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33⟩ Do you know what is inversion of Control?

This question is very commonly asked to check the candidate’s understanding of design patterns. It is a broad term but is more specifically used by software developers for describing a pattern which is used to decouple layers and components in a system.

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34⟩ Tell us what’s the most recent thing that you have learned?

This question is used to probe the authenticity of the information you furnished in your last question. It is important that you are aware of the latest in the industry and have a pulse of what’s happening. You might talk about a website that you tested recently, or talk about an obnoxious case study about a serious bug you recently read about. A point to note, never give the interviewer an impression that you have learned nothing in the past 6 months. This is a fast-changing tech game, and being up-to-date with the current trends is an absolute must.

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35⟩ Basic Full Stack Developer (Java) Interview Questions

☛ What is your total experience?

☛ Have you ever worked with web applications? Describe the projects.

☛ Did you ever have problematic situations or conflicts when fulfilling the task? Describe them.

☛ What software, technologies and/or tools did you use in your previous projects?

☛ What are your expectations as to the opened position?

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36⟩ Explain me what is the difference between final, finalize and finally?

final is a Java keyword used to indicate that either a method can not override in a subclass, or a class can not be extended or a field can not be modified. finalize is a method that gets called on an instance of an Object when it is garbage collected. finally is a Java keyword used in exception handling to indicate a block of code that should always be run whether an exception is thrown or not.

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37⟩ Explain me what are you coding currently?

A person who loves technology is always working with it. Whether it be for your company or for your own recreational reasons. Good programmers will always have something to share. Candidates who code willingly for personal learnings will always stand out here.

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38⟩ Explain me the main difference between GraphQL and REST?

This is a moderately difficult question but a good developer would be able to get through with this in ease. An important difference between GraphQL and REST is that GraphQL doesn’t deal with dedicated resources. Everything referred to as a graph is connected and can be queried to app needs.

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39⟩ Explain me how Familiar Are You With Design Patterns?

This question will reveal your understanding of maintenance and code reuse, especially clean and readable code. Any aspiring full stack developer should know the principle and skill of basic prototype design, UI design, and UX design to manage different scenarios at work.

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40⟩ Explain me how do you keep yourself updated about the new trends in the industry?

This is a typical question to understand your involvement in technology. A good way to demonstrate your involvement in continuous learning would be by speaking about the community meetups you visit. You can also talk about the webinars and the forums you regularly attend. If you have personal projects on which you apply your skills, this is a good time to showcase that as well.

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