Important Java & Programming Topics to crack Test Automation Interview

[@prajwalgowda8722]

I was awaiting for this video. Thank you so much. In my last interview with Cognizant they had asked me to explain Java streams and usage in your framework .I was totally unaware of that. please make a dedicated video. It’s my sincere request

[@arkomandal8521]

Awesome 😎 Naveen always comes up with some very interesting/logical topics. Thanks for sharing DS/Algorithm topics.

[@lakshayahuja1923]

Thanks Naveen for this wonderful video. Really helpful for those who want to learn automation , Java but don't know where they should have to start

[@sainathvallampatla5135]

This java collection playlist helped me alot in learning the java collections especially the matrix created in the beginning with the differences of AL,Sets,Maps.. Thanks a lot Naveen

[@sai3117]

Hello Naveen sir, We're really blessed to have a guide like you and Mukesh Otwani sir... It wouldn't have been so simple to learn java/selenium/interview questions without you both... Also thank you so much for responding to my question... This builds the confidence and motivates us... Cheers! Sai Sankar Gudla

[@sureshgarine]

Hi Naveen, thanks for this video. can you please make a video series on Leetcode start with easy to cover areas mentioned in the video, continue the same for leetcode medium problems as well?

[@tunechill3047]

Thank you so much....I m starting to prepare for interview. This is helpful

[@preethaarun9697]

As usual...good information ... thank u Naveen

[@supriyapatil5830]

I am in love with your videos... I am like literally addicted to it...thank you so much. God bless you.

[@deepakdange5530]

Hi Naveen...As usual I liked before Watching it..Now I am going to watch it...

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Thanks for ur support Deepak.

[@rashmikaramchandani7381]

You should create a playlist on ds and algo i love you content and this will really help

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Sure will start it soon. Glad that you liked it.

[@rashmikaramchandani7381]

This will really help to prepare for product based companies

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Yeah it's in my list and will start preparing full course content for DSA.

[@anushapattan9638]

Good one. Thanks for your suggestions.

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Most welcome 😊

[@srikarthik120]

👍👍am also working as senior automation test engineer.. Nd alwz following his videos while learning.. It helps me alott..🙏

[@souvikchatterjee7400]

Really appreciate your advice Naveen. Could you please make a video on Depth first, Breadth first Search and Dijkstra's algo ?

[@varshamishra8743]

Thank you Sir, will follow your guidelines 😊

[@Nandhis]

Awesome.thank you👍

[@RahulSoni-xp8cb]

sir mein manual tester hun. I want to switch into Automation testing. Kindly share some tips how to create proper CV.

[@meenakshiannabhuktha9816]

Thank you a lot Naveen. Your videos are really helping to gain knowledge in a very clear manner without any confusions. Could you also help us by doing Data structures & algorithms related topics with implementation in real time as well as interview based information on this for any product based organisations. God bless you & thanks a lot ..

[@madhukerjava3419]

Hi Naveen, Good Day, Could you make the videos "How to write the Reusable methods(Framework level). Or please let me any existing tutorials for reusable methods. Thank you so much for your videos, I got 90% confidence from your videos only.

[@vanibhatmurge2332]

Thanks alot for this video.

[@satyasaiist]

Very nice , Thanks a lot for this video.

[@abhijeetbhatt9772]

I know opps concept also can design framework but I am not good in String interview question program and small java interview programs that I really fear

[@skyvicky7797]

Can u guide me to learn programming

[@diptiranjandash5603]

Thank you sir for guiding it helps alot.🙏🙂

[@sandeepkokane9549]

Thanks Naveen 👍

[@yashu7296]

Thank You, Sir !

[@selvarana]

Thanks Naveen!

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Topics and Important Playlists from Naveen AutomationLabs: 1. Core Java basics --programming --oop concepts kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6TfJiDbpWVi9E 2. Java Collections: kzbin.info/aero/PLFGoYjJG_fqoDQHufg7XVk-yb2w6CNpgF 3. Tricky Java Interviews Questions kzbin.info/aero/PLFGoYjJG_fqpcoeCZsi_czihPa4GoFtrL 4. String, Array based questions, String manipulations, regex 5. Time/Space Complexity 6. DS/Algo: - Linear Search - Binary Search - Merge Sort - Depth-First Search - Breadth-First Search - Quick Sort - Heapsort - Counting sort - Dijkstra's algo - Flyod-warshall algo

[@superthinks8409]

Thanks bro❤️

[@prasannamaithili8231]

Hi naveen, how to improve programming skills?

[@stasbob2440]

God bless Sir !

[@Sam-pk9re]

Hi Bro, your video was really insightful, I am from bussiness background with payments manual testing knowledge Want to add on my automation testing skills also. With this list of concepts will I be able to attend an crack interviews ?

[@manjarikumari9302]

This is really helpful

[@sachinkoirala4305]

Hello sir, i am having a issue while parsing a xml file generated with getpagesourcexml in java using DOM Parser, it says the error that element type "link" must be terminated with matching end tag . What can i do? i need to get some element attribute value from that xml file.

[@sn4104]

Hii navin bhai...I am BCA passout of 2020 batch and I do not have above 60% marks in my 12th.. currently not doing any job..want to be a software tester please guide me how to do that?

[@ShivamPatel-wh9rn]

Hi Naveen sir please reply my question Actually I am manual tester but my company ask me to get Java with SDET Cirtificate then I have taken training of Java but I don't understand stand how much knowledge is required for Writing script of Java I know like concepts but not able to solve problems , some concepts also confuse . So I want know how much knowledge of Java is required .

[@sayantan033]

@Naveen Sir shouldn't I apply for a developer job instead of an SDET role which will not only help me to increase my payscale and also help me to grow further if I am learning this much Java?

[@gauravchettri9705]

It all depends on your interest if you are enjoying testing concepts stick with it. If you like developing and creating stuff switch to development, basically your mindset and approach should help you choose the path you would want for yourself in the longer run. No doubt, the same concepts that Naveen has mentioned can be used for both testing as well as development but in the end, you need to evaluate your way of thinking is better suited for development or testing.

[@shankumondal2881]

Please start making video on DSA !!✅⭕✅⭕✅⭕✅⭕✅⭕✅⭕✅⭕

[@Rahul_0637br]

Bhai agr mjhe itni hee java kri pdegi toh mai development me chla ni jaunga? Why i will do testing. 😂

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Toh chale jao dev me.

[@SwajaLove]

Automation development have an other level and happiness

[@pearlypl6839]

Is cucumber is good for learning automation.what all things need to know to learn these technology

[@vandanaarora7404]

Hi Naveen.. thanks for this list.. do you have any video recommendation for Time/Space complexity which explains it in easy manner Also, this might be a silly question.. Regarding Algorithms, we know some companies ask these in their interviews..but are they really in use while working on any project.. I mean I haven't heard of anyone mentioning it in my experience as of now.. if yes, can you please explain like how these are useful for automation engineer while working on a project..

[@nitinjain2262]

For Time/Space complexity you can refer to these videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGmcgYGVqt6Yorc and kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4eWqKWCd8eoq6c And we do use Algorithms in our automation. While designing your automation you want to use a structure but you don't know about the linked list or any other structure except Array then you will always use Array but may be linked list was a better choice in some cases Same goes for sorting algorithms, if you know only one then you will use it in every case but if you know other algorithms, you will analyze the problem and apply the best algorithm So having options is good for you, as you can decide which one is better. Assume you come across a graph based automation and you already know the algorithm to find all paths in a graph. So you never know when it comes handy. And many of the companies have one single repository for both development code and automation code. So, for the sake of code quality of the complete repo, you will be asked to write clean and time/space efficient code that you can achieve using DS and Algos.

[@vandanaarora7404]

@@nitinjain2262 thank you for answering this.. it will be helpful..

[@mukultripathi5707]

In the whole world I want to meet 1 person who disliked this video. These are the people if you die for them they will argue why did you die once not twice!!!

[@naveenautomationlabs]

haha Mukul bhai....good one...

[@abdulhaleem6048]

Now there are two 😂😂

[@balajisanthanagopalan9616]

Hello Naveen. Can you make such videos for python also like what you did for Java?

[@apoorvak6379]

Could you please elaborate what all topics to b covered based on the years of experience.

[@naveenautomationlabs]

Refer this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpfZkKSkh8h0n9U

[@apoorvak6379]

@@naveenautomationlabs thanq

[@sudheendranlakshman6428]

Hi Naveen, I constantly follow your videos for learning and upgrading myself, I was trying to reach you on LinkedIn, but I did not get a response. I understand you will be very busy :) but requesting you to at least let me know how best I can approach you?