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OOPS Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: Link list is a dynamic data structure for storing different type of data which may be primitive data types or user defined data types like structs and classes..Link list always contain the data types which are to be stored in the linked list and a pointer ...
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Latest Answer: The volatile keyword is a type qualifier used to declare that an object can be modified in the program by something such as the operating system, the hardware, or a concurrently executing thread. volatile declarator ; ...
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Latest Answer: Interfaces, like classes, define a set of properties, methods, and events. But unlike classes, interfaces do not provide implementation. They are implemented by classes, and defined as separate entities from classes.

Latest Answer: DOS: single process, single thread Windows: multiple process, multiple threads ...
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Latest Answer: This is method of thinking to resolve the problem ( implimenting the applicaiton using software languages).             - POP : Procedure thinking   ( modular approach of solve the problem)         -OOP : Object Thinking ( object ...
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Latest Answer: Server container will call the callback methods like init() etc.. throught which the servlet object is constructed ...
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Latest Answer: Abstraction: We don't have to bother about the data type of the object while accessing it.Encapsulation: We put all the correlated data and methods in a class.Faran Shabbir ...
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Latest Answer: An ASSERT statement is used to check the value of a single variable at a particular location in the program. It may be placed at any point that a C++ / Java statement could be placed. In the following example, an ASSERT statement is used to insure that ...
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Latest Answer: A class is an Abstract Datatype which, when instantiated, sets aside memory which holds data in fields and references to the instructions for methods.An instance of a Class is a section of heap memory set aside, using the class's template, to hold ...

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