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20 Java Interview Ready Questions From Copilot

The document outlines a series of programming tasks and concepts related to Core Java, Collections, Exceptions, and Modern Java features. It includes exercises on prime number checking, recursion, string manipulation, and object-oriented programming principles such as inheritance and polymorphism. Additionally, it provides a study schedule to complete these tasks by January 14, ensuring readiness for Java interviews.

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20 Java Interview Ready Questions From Copilot

The document outlines a series of programming tasks and concepts related to Core Java, Collections, Exceptions, and Modern Java features. It includes exercises on prime number checking, recursion, string manipulation, and object-oriented programming principles such as inheritance and polymorphism. Additionally, it provides a study schedule to complete these tasks by January 14, ensuring readiness for Java interviews.

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🔑 Core Java (Basics + OOP)

Write a program to check if a number is prime.

Implement factorial using recursion.

Reverse a string without using built-in functions.

Explain the difference between == and .equals() with examples.

Create a Student class with fields, constructors, and methods. Demonstrate


inheritance.

What is polymorphism? Show compile-time vs runtime polymorphism with code.

Explain abstraction in Java. Implement using abstract classes or interfaces.

📚 Collections & Data Handling


Difference between ArrayList and LinkedList. Write code to demonstrate.

Implement a frequency counter for characters in a string using HashMap.

Sort a list of integers using [Link]().

Write a program to remove duplicates from a list using HashSet.

Explain how HashMap works internally (hashing, collisions).

⚠️ Exceptions & Advanced Features


Write a program to handle ArithmeticException (divide by zero).

Create a custom exception class and use it.

Explain checked vs unchecked exceptions with examples.

Demonstrate use of try-with-resources for file handling.

🚀 Modern Java (Java 8+)


Write a program using streams to filter even numbers from a list.

Use map and reduce to calculate the sum of squares of numbers.

Demonstrate a lambda expression for sorting strings by length.

Explain functional interfaces. Implement one with @FunctionalInterface annotation.

🎯 How to Use These


Jan 12: Focus on Q1–7 (Core Java + OOP).

Jan 13: Focus on Q8–12 (Collections) + Q13–15 (Exceptions).

Jan 14: Focus on Q16–20 (File handling + Java 8 features).

By Jan 14 night, you’ll have solved all 20 and be interview-ready in Java.

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