Java interview questions for Freshers - Part 2

[@rapss7]

packages are also used to prevent class name conflicts

[@harikrishnareddy4664]

Awesome video for fresher's to crack the technical Interview . Thank you

[@sanjaychndrn5]

At 22:13 Overloading example: The two methods defined, namely 'doIt' having different parameters should be in the same class and not in two separate classes. Thank You : )

[@yichen776]

Very clear refresher class. Really appreciate your community support. Love it

[@gerryscat]

The content here is very simple, it appears to be for people interviewing for their very first Java position. I would love to be questioned about such easy topics in an interview!

[@raymcdonald1823]

Thanks! I have an interview Monday

[@srikanthbonagiri2462]

Great Explanation with out any conflicts. Thank you.

[@keshavjoshi6315]

@ 41:27 correction about methods in an interface. Methods in interface cannot be final. A final method can't be overridden. That defies the purpose of having an interface if you cannot actually implement the method.

[@kalasangeethaavula4089]

Very helpful.Thank you so much......

[@ashwinijadhav4801]

Thank you so much great explaination

[@ritvikverma6943]

Appreciate the effort, thank you very much.

[@shabocompilations]

Thanks a lot for your guide. Helped me a lot

[@ShaanNotShawn]

Thank you for the very helpful videos!

[@srikanthgawli2109]

Thanks... very helpful, one suggestion plz give real time examples with all the topic.. like where it is used and how etc..

[@saoussenslii]

Excellent

[@srilathas341]

tq....nice video

[@AndresLeonRangel]

Thank you this is awesome!

[@daisyday101]

One more question regarding wrapper class nd autoboxing. You mentioned that a wrapper class is immutable , how autoboxing(in the example ten++) can change its value? Pls explain. Got stuck there.

[@azadehesmaeili4402]

Thanks!

[@TheMcallist1]

Thank you

[@sarikasingh4540]

THANKS.

[@LonelyDev71]

You rock!!

[@shivsingh615]

nice bro

[@chiru6049]

tq.... sir

[@nguyenhuuthinhvnpl]

Could you upload your code in examples?

[@krishanlakhiwal]

hey is there any problem with the audio??? i am not getting any.

[@bmirador]

Huh no sound for me.

[@prasanthpaladugula3999]

The concept of overloading is wrong and thanks for video

[@saurabh9246]

It is correct, they can be in different classes as well

[@karthi1636]

Don't upload without checking your explanation, you said all methods in interface are public static final is wrong which is public and abstract And Check About overloading Note: but your teaching is good