1 Q Why threads block or enters to waiting state on I/O?
A: Threads enters to waiting state or block on I/O because other threads can execute while the I/O operations are performed.
2 Q What are transient variables in java?
A: Transient variables are variable that cannot be serialized.
3 Q How Observer and Observable are used?
A: Subclass of Observable class maintain a list of observers. Whenever an Observable object is updated, it invokes the update() method of each of its observers to notify the observers that it has a changed state. An observer is any object that implements the interface Observer.
4 Q What is synchronization
Synchronization is the ability to control the access of multiple threads to shared resources. Synchronization stops multithreading. With synchronization , at a time only one thread will be able to access a shared resource.
5 Q What is List interface ?
List is an ordered collection of objects.
6 Q What is a Vector?
Vector is a grow able array of objects.
7 Q What is the difference between yield() and sleep()?
When a object invokes yield() it returns to ready state. But when an object invokes sleep() method enters to not ready state.
8 Q What are Wrapper Classes ?
They are wrappers to primitive data types. They allow us to access primitives as objects.
9 Q Can we call finalize() method ?
Yes. Nobody will stop us to call any method , if it is accessible in our class. But a garbage collector cannot call an object's finalize method if that object is reachable.
10 Q What is the difference between time slicing and preemptive scheduling ?
In preemptive scheduling, highest priority task continues execution till it enters a not running state or a higher priority task comes into existence. In time slicing, the task continues its execution for a predefined period of time and reenters the pool of ready tasks.
11 Q What is the initial state of a thread when it is created and started?
The thread is in ready state.
12 Q Can we declare an anonymous class as both extending a class and implementing an interface?
No. An anonymous class can extend a class or implement an interface, but it cannot be declared to do both
13 Q What are the differences between boolean & operator and & operator
When an expression containing the & operator is evaluated, both operands are evaluated. And the & operator is applied to the operand. When an expression containing && operator is evaluated, the first operand is evaluated. If the first operand returns a value of true then only the second operand is evaluated otherwise the second part will not get executed. && is also called short cut and.
14 Q What is the use of the finally block?
Finally is the block of code that executes always. The code in finally block will execute even if an exception is occurred. finally will not execute when the user calls System.exit().
15 Q What is an abstract method ?
An abstract method is a method that don't have a body. It is declared with modifier abstract.
16 Q what is a the difference between System.err and System.out
We can redirect System.out to another file but we cannot redirect System.err stream
17 Q What are the differences between an abstract class and an interface?
An abstract class can have concrete method, which is not allowed in an interface. Abstract class can have private or protected methods and variables and only public methods and variables are allowed in interface. We can implement more than one interface , but we can extend only one abstract class. Interfaces provides loose coupling where as abstract class provides tight coupling.
18 Q What is the difference between synchronized block and synchronized method ?
Synchronized blocks place locks for the specified block where as synchronized methods place locks for the entire method.
19 Q How can you force garbage collection in java?
You cannot force Garbage Collection, but you can request for it by calling the method System.gc(). But it doesn't mean that Garbage Collection will start immediately. The garbage collection is a low priority thread of JVM.
20 Q How can you call a constructor from another constructor ?
By using this() reference.
21 Q How can you call the constructor of super class ?
By using super() syntax.
22 Q What's the difference between normal methods and constructors?
Constructors must have the same name of the class and can not have a return type. They are called only once, while regular methods can be called whenever required. We cannot explicitly call a constructor.
23 Q What is the use of packages in java ?
Packages are a way to organize files in java when a project consists of more than one module. It helps in resolving name conflicts when different modules have classes with the same names.
24 Q What must be the order of catch blocks when catching more than one exception?
The sub classes must come first. Otherwise it will give a compile time error.
25 Q How can we call a method or variable of the super class from child class ?
We can use super.method() or super.variable syntax for this purpose.
26 Q If you are overriding equals() method of a class, what other methods you might need to override ?
A hashCode 27 Q How can you create your own exception ? A
Our class must extend either Exception or its sub class
28 Q What is serialization ?
Serialization is the process of saving the state of an object.
29 Q What is de-serialization?
De-serialization is the process of restoring the state of an object.
30 Q What is externalizable ?
It is an interface that extends Serializable. It is having two different methods writeExternal() and readExternal. This interface allows us to customize the output.
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