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Some tips for Java interviews?

Tips for Java interviews


Well, there are a few things that are common to succeed in any kind of interview. These are self-confidence, listening to the person properly before giving the answer, try to treat the interview as a discussion with a co-worker where both if you are trying to come up with a solution for a problem.
Now talking about specifics in java. Try to prepare the most recurring topics like oops, Collection, Exception Handling, Multi-Threading,   etc. Apart from that have a good understanding of Frameworks. Try to come up with a solution for some of the popular Logical problems.
Apart from that read through the JD for the job. There might be topics like Spring, Hibernate, REST, SOAP or SQL to be prepared.

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