Infosys Java Developer Interview Experience & Questions [ 17 LPA+ ]
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Hey everyone welcome to our real interview experience series as you know we share our subscribers interview experience here so one of our subscribers kartik gupta recently correct java developer interview inos so in this video i am going to share everything about his experience and what he shared with me ok and guys if you have attended any
interview recently then fill the form in the description we will reach out to you you can choose to share your name photo and
don't forget to subscribe to catch more videos like this one so now let's get started so he applied through n.com for a role open for 3 to 5 years of experience after he applied a phone call from HR which basically his telephone one round during this round eacher ask about his skill set
notice period and location preferences after that he received a mail regarding interview schedule he had one technical round so i am summing up All technical questions from this round and going to share with you one by one with detail explanation first interviewer asks what is the difference between interface and abstract class so an
interface has only abstract methods where as java 8+ allow default methods as well while an abstract class can have both abstract and concrete methods a class can implement multiple interfaces but extends only one abstract class where as interface focus on behavior abstract classes are on structure then he asks can an abstract class implement
multiple interfaces and also extend another abstract class so yes an abstract class can implement multiple interfaces and extend one abstract class at the same time this allows it to inherit from the abstract class and provides implementation for interface methods while keeping some method abstract for subclasses then interviewer asks why passes are important so pas stands for object
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