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Core Java Interview Questions


Core Java Interview Questions

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Latest Answer: Byte code in 0/1 formate where is ascii code is given to every char is some number ...

Latest Answer: Legacy classes are something like old verson ...
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Latest Answer: There is no concept called Assertion present in Java. Exception is the program error which arises due to uncontrolable condition. This condition can be arised automatically from to program code(Eg. DataBase Connectivity, File handling) or condition can ...
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Latest Answer: abstract, final, strictfp, static, transient  and volatile ...
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Latest Answer: static double ceil(double d) The method ceil() returns the smallest double value that is greater than or equal to the argument d, and is equal to a mathematical integer.static double floor(double d) The method floor() returns the largest double value ...
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Latest Answer: wait(),notify(),notifyAll() ...
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Latest Answer: object--throwble---error/exception ...
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Latest Answer: string obj are immutabble where as String buffer obj are mutable ...
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Latest Answer: Cloneable, Serializable, EventListener, singleThread model RAndom Access are the marker interface and they just inform to JVM to provide particular property in the objects ...
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Latest Answer: java is an object oriented language and in java everything is represented as objects (except for primitives, for programmers ease) and therefore all the classes must inherit the features of an object...... and hence object class is the parent of every ...

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