Thread: Junior java developer interview Questions
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Jan 13th, 2010 01:54 AM
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Junior java developer interview Questions
I got an interview with ....Telecommunication company for a junior java developer positions.so I was just wondering if any one had the junior java developer interview recently.what kind of questions should i expect.
Do they ask HR related questions.????
THanks
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Jan 13th, 2010 07:34 AM
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i don't work in that field.. but I do work in IT. At our company we will ask questions about you in java, see if you 'really' know Java. Don't be surprised if you are asked to write or debug simple code
Then we'll ask you questions to see if you fit with the 'team' that we currently have.
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Jan 13th, 2010 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by
pizza01
I got an interview with ....Telecommunication company for a junior java developer positions.so I was just wondering if any one had the junior java developer interview recently.what kind of questions should i expect.
Do they ask HR related questions.????
THanks
There is nothing wrong with asking them what type of interview this is going to be.
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Jan 13th, 2010 09:53 AM
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HR-type of question is possible
Just google technical java interview questions and you'll find tons of sample - you might be asked to write some algorithms, or given a code explain what it does.
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Jan 13th, 2010 10:03 AM
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i haven't had a java interview in a few years now but when i did have them the interview itself was a mix of java and sql questions as well as the usual how you work in a team, the type of manager you like to work for, and questions that tested how you think.
as another poster said, there are probably a ton of examples already on the internet. the one thing that burns a lot of people are all the technologies/acronyms they jam into their resume. be prepared to answer questions about every single thing you put on your resume.
brush up on your basics; polymorphism, inheritance, exception handling, loops, interfaces, implementations, and even design patterns
Good luck!
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Jan 13th, 2010 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by
damnos
HR-type of question is possible
Just google technical java interview questions and you'll find tons of sample - you might be asked to write some algorithms, or given a code explain what it does.
this is a phone interview so i am not expecting any coding......probally more technical questions.
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Jan 13th, 2010 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by
ipxxx
i haven't had a java interview in a few years now but when i did have them the interview itself was a mix of java and sql questions as well as the usual how you work in a team, the type of manager you like to work for, and questions that tested how you think.
as another poster said, there are probably a ton of examples already on the internet. the one thing that burns a lot of people are all the technologies/acronyms they jam into their resume. be prepared to answer questions about every single thing you put on your resume.
brush up on your basics; polymorphism, inheritance, exception handling, loops, interfaces, implementations, and even design patterns
Good luck!
since i have never worked on sql server but i am familar wid java. I hava done on couple of project on java but my sql knowledge is zero.you remember what did they ask you about sql.
any recommendation for sql server.
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Jan 13th, 2010 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by
pizza01
since i have never worked on sql server but i am familar wid java. I hava done on couple of project on java but my sql knowledge is zero.you remember what did they ask you about sql.
any recommendation for sql server.
this again is assuming you'll be doing sql work...
but basic questions like differences between left, right, inner joins
know things like grouping, ordering, distinct, counting, etc. etc. and scenarios like 'if i have a student and course table, how do i get the number of students who are taking math courses'
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