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Q1. Spring Security Implementation
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Q2. Api design Implementation
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API design implementation involves creating a well-structured and user-friendly interface for interacting with software applications.
• Understand the requirements and use cases for the API

• Design clear and consistent endpoints with proper documentation

• Implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms

• Follow RESTful principles for creating APIs

• Consider scalability and performance optimizations
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Q3. Stream API coding question
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Q1. Basics of java like string ,string builder ,Buffer,scp
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Q2. Spring boot annotaions
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Q1. Explain how hashmap internally works
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HashMap internally uses an array of linked lists to store key-value pairs.
• HashMap uses hashing to determine the index of the key in the array.

• If multiple keys hash to the same index, a linked list is used to store them.

• When retrieving a value, the key is hashed to find the index and then the linked list is searched for the key.
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Q2. Difference between vector and Arraylist
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Vector is synchronized and slower, ArrayList is unsynchronized and faster.
• Vector is synchronized, ArrayList is not.

• Vector is slower due to synchronization, ArrayList is faster.

• Vector is legacy class, ArrayList is part of Java Collections framework.

• Vector doubles its size when full, ArrayList increases by 50%.
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2. Find all non-duplicates in an array and return in sorted manner.

Q1. Suppose we have more 2 interfaces with the same default method. What will happen when we try to implment both the interfaces in the same class.?
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The class will have to provide its own implementation of the conflicting default method.
• When implementing multiple interfaces with the same default method, a class must provide its own implementation of the conflicting method.

• The class cannot inherit the default implementation from both interfaces.

• The class can choose to implement one of the default methods and provide its own implementation for the other.

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Q2. Terminal vs Intermediate Operations in streams
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Terminal operations in streams produce a result or a side effect, while intermediate operations transform or filter the data.
• Terminal operations are the final operations in a stream pipeline, such as forEach, collect, or reduce.

• Intermediate operations are operations that can be chained together, such as filter, map, or sorted.

• Terminal operations trigger the processing of the stream and produce a result or a side effect...read more
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Q3. Try vs try-with-resources
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try vs try-with-resources
• The 'try' statement is used to define a block of code to be tested for exceptions.

• The 'try-with-resources' statement is used to automatically close resources that implement the AutoCloseable interface.

• Try-with-resources is more concise and less error-prone compared to try-catch-finally.

• Try-with-resources can handle multiple resources in a single statement.
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Q4. Iterator vs ListIterator
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Iterator is a universal interface for iterating over a collection, while ListIterator is a specialized interface for iterating over lists.
• Iterator can only move forward, while ListIterator can move in both directions.

• ListIterator has additional methods like previous(), hasPrevious(), and add().

• ListIterator is only available for List implementations, while Iterator can be used with any collection.
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Q5. What are projections in Spring Data JPA?
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Projections in Spring Data JPA allow customizing the shape of the data returned from a query.
• Projections are used to retrieve specific fields or a subset of fields from an entity.

• They help in reducing the amount of data transferred over the network.

• Projections can be defined using interfaces or classes.

• They can be used with both JPQL and native SQL queries.

• Projections can be used to fetch related entities as well.
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Q6. What are the two types of compiler in angular?
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The two types of compiler in Angular are JIT (Just-in-Time) compiler and AOT (Ahead-of-Time) compiler.
• JIT compiler compiles the code at runtime in the browser.

• AOT compiler compiles the code before the application is deployed to the browser.

• JIT compilation is slower but allows for faster development and debugging.

• AOT compilation is faster but requires additional build step before deployment.
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Q7. What are the different types of data binding in Angular?
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Data binding in Angular allows automatic synchronization of data between the model and the view.
• Interpolation: {{ }} - binds data from the component to the view

• Property binding: [] - binds data from the component to an element property

• Event binding: () - binds an event from the view to a method in the component

• Two-way binding: [()] - combines property and event binding to achieve two-way data flow
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Q8. Promises vs Observables
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Promises are used for asynchronous programming in JavaScript, while Observables are used for reactive programming.
• Promises represent a single value that may be available now or in the future.

• Observables represent a stream of values that can be emitted over time.

• Promises are eager, meaning they start executing as soon as they are created.

• Observables are lazy, meaning they only start executing when subscribed to.

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Q9. Constructor vs ngOnInit
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Constructor is a special method used to initialize an object, while ngOnInit is a lifecycle hook in Angular.
• Constructor is used to create and initialize an object of a class.

• ngOnInit is a lifecycle hook in Angular that is called after the component is initialized.

• Constructor is defined using the constructor keyword, while ngOnInit is a method defined in the component class.

• Constructor is called only once during the cre...read more
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Q10. When to use Inline Template vs External Template in Angular?
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Inline templates are used for small, simple templates, while external templates are used for larger, complex templates.
• Inline templates are defined within the component's TypeScript file using the template property.

• External templates are defined in separate HTML files and linked to the component using the templateUrl property.

• Inline templates are useful for small components or when the template is simple and doesn't re...read more
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Q11. Which module is used for http calls in Angular?
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HttpClient module is used for http calls in Angular.
• HttpClient module is part of the @angular/common/http package.

• It provides a simplified API for making HTTP requests.

• It supports various HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.

• It also supports features like request/response headers, query parameters, error handling, etc.

• Example: import { HttpClient } from '@angular/common/http';
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Q2. Steam operations of student objects
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Using Java Stream operations to manipulate student objects
• Use Stream API to perform operations on a collection of student objects

• Apply filter, map, reduce, and other stream operations to transform and manipulate data

• Use lambda expressions to define the operations to be performed on each student object

• Example: filtering students based on a certain criteria, mapping student names to uppercase, calculating the average gra
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Q1. Why string immutable
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String is immutable in Java to ensure security, thread safety, and optimization.
• Immutable strings prevent accidental changes to sensitive data like passwords.

• Immutable strings allow for safe sharing of data across multiple threads.

• Immutable strings enable string pooling for memory optimization.
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Q1. Questions about spring boot annotations
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