Java Programming Interviews Exposed

by Noel Markham

If you are a skilled Java programmer but are concerned about the Java coding interview process, this real-world guide can help you land your next position Java is a popular and powerful language that is a virtual requirement for businesses making use of IT in their daily operations. For Java programmers, this reality offers job security and a wealth of employment opportunities. But that perfect Java coding job won't be available if you can't ace the interview. If you are a Java programmer concerned about interviewing, Java Programming Interviews Exposed is a great resource to prepare for your next opportunity. Author Noel Markham is both an experienced Java developer and interviewer, and has loaded his book with real examples from interviews he has conducted.

Review over 150 real-world Java interview questions you are likely to encounter Prepare for personality-based interviews as well as highly technical interviews Explore related topics, such as middleware frameworks and server technologies Make use of chapters individually for topic-specific help Use the appendix for tips on Scala and Groovy, two other languages that run on JVMs Veterans of the IT employment space know that interviewing for a Java programming position isn't as simple as sitting down and answering questions. The technical coding portion of the interview can be akin to a difficult puzzle or an interrogation. With Java Programming Interviews Exposed, skilled Java coders can prepare themselves for this daunting process and better arm themselves with the knowledge and interviewing skills necessary to succeed.

Genres: Programming, Engineering, Technology, Computer Science, Technical, Software

386 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2014

About the author

I am a writer and a painter, mostly watercolors these days. Before I retired, I was an English teacher and then an Internet Marketing consultant for many years.

Reading mysteries, thrillers and crime stories is a life-long passion, starting with the Nancy Drew series when I was a very young girl.

I was married to my husband, John, for 60 years and have two wonderful children, 2 fantastic grandsons and a great grandson on the way.

Reviews

[Beggie S · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good overview of basics, would rather recommend it to a programmer applying for a Junior position.

[apollojet · Rating 3 out of 5]

Отличная книга для начала подготовки к техническим интервью для каждого, кто планирует разрабатывать на Java.
Очень хороший разбор структур данных, прекрасное введение в О-нотацию и алгоритмы, разжеванное объяснение работы JVM. Без особой глубины — но как раз на том уровне, чтобы начать разбираться.
Если после этой книги выучить наизусть Cracking the Coding Interview — Вы станете очень опасным человеком.

[Calvin Lee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Similar to “Cracking the Coding Interview” with different examples.

Full review: https://stalk-calvin.github.io/blog/2...

[Sulava Singha · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you are a java programmer and really need to consolidate everything before facing an interview, go for this book. This book will give you an overview of all the necessary presentations. I definitely liked one thing about this book and which is with every program the author has given examples of unit testing using Junit, which is obviously an important and most impressive part. At the end you should write a good quality code and definitely would help you to understand where it is breaking.
You can have a good overview of the Spring, hibernate, JDBC just before appearing for an interview.
All the best readers :)

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[Ravi Sinha · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good overview, but I didn't find the explanations of new concepts self-sufficient. Nor did I find the coverage comprehensive. It was an okay read though. I'd give it 3.5 stars if I could.

[Vipin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Java Programming Interviews Exposed is a good book if you want to revise the core java concepts in quick time. I really like the author approach to cover a different aspect of languages such as testing frameworks and explaining useful external libraries.

But book covers the topic in a broad manner , don't go in deeper which I think was needed for topics like concurrency and the multi-threaded environment but still a good refresher.