| Sumario: | Explore a wide variety of popular interview questions and learn various techniques for breaking down tricky bits of code and algorithms into manageable chunks Key Features Discover over 200 coding interview problems and their solutions to help you secure a job as a Java developer Work on overcoming coding challenges faced in a wide array of topics such as time complexity, OOP, and recursion Get to grips with the nuances of writing good code with the help of step-by-step coding solutions Book Description Java is one of the most sought-after programming languages in the job market, but cracking the coding interview in this challenging economy might not be easy. This comprehensive guide will help you to tackle various challenges faced in a coding job interview and avoid common interview mistakes, and will ultimately guide you toward landing your job as a Java developer. This book contains two crucial elements of coding interviews - a brief section that will take you through non-technical interview questions, while the more comprehensive part covers over 200 coding interview problems along with their hands-on solutions. This book will help you to develop skills in data structures and algorithms, which technical interviewers look for in a candidate, by solving various problems based on these topics covering a wide range of concepts such as arrays, strings, maps, linked lists, sorting, and searching. You'll find out how to approach a coding interview problem in a structured way that produces faster results. Toward the final chapters, you'll learn to solve tricky questions about concurrency, functional programming, and system scalability. By the end of this book, you'll have learned how to solve Java coding problems commonly used in interviews, and will have developed the confidence to secure your Java-centric dream job. What you will learn Solve the most popular Java coding problems efficiently Tackle challenging algorithms that will help you develop robust and fast logic Practice answering commonly asked non-technical interview questions that can make the difference between a pass and a fail Get an overall picture of prospective employers' expectations from a Java developer Solve various concurrent programming, functional programming, and unit testing problems Who this book is for This book is for students, programmers, and employees who want to be invited to and pass interviews given by top companies. The book assumes high school mathematics and b...
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