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Hi everyone,

I want to know that Is any particular website with java questions with answers?

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Moved to Jobs Discussion.
 
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OK Sir,


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Instead of remembering questions and their answers, I would suggest it is worth investing time in getting to know Java better. Which site to help you learn it better? Why coderanch of course!
If you go through the questions asked in the forum, I am sure you will pick up lots of knowledge.
Best of luck
 
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Maneesh Godbole wrote:Instead of remembering questions and their answers, I would suggest it is worth investing time in getting to know Java better. Which site to help you learn it better? Why coderanch of course!
If you go through the questions asked in the forum, I am sure you will pick up lots of knowledge.
Best of luck



Yes I agree with you but I was infix to decide matter of interview.


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1. Firstly, reflect back on your past experiences and achievements by going through your resume to sell yourself more effectively.
2. Secondly, understand your prospective employer's requirements and correlate your experiences & achievements so that you can convince your prospective employer as to how you can add value.
3. Thirdly, research the organization you will be interviewing with.
4. Most of the interviewrs start with your resume, and then get into more technical questions. Brush up on the fundamental technical questions. You can find these questions online by googling for "Java interview questions" or I have put together site at http://www.lulu.com/java-success. Brushing up can give you the much needded confidence in the interviews. Interviews are not just technical contests, it is an opportunity for both parties to assess each other.
 
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