Q1. What are the differences between Iterator<T> Vs Iterable<T>?
A1. The “Iterable” was introduced to be able to use in the “foreach” loop. A class implementing the Iterable interface can be iterated over. For example,
Hence, it can be used in the foreach loop
The Iterable interface has one method iterator()
So,…
Java Collections interview questions and answers and Java String class interview Q&As are must know as you can’t write any decent Java application without these 2 APIs. This post focuses on Java Collection interview Q&As on differences between X and Y based on the Java Collection Framework (i.e. … Read...
This post is for quick brush-up. These Q&A are discussed in detailed elsewhere in posts like Java modifiers interview Q&A | Java generics interview Q&A | Java annotations interview Q&A Q1. What are the differences among final, finally, and finalize? … Read more ›...
This is a good candidate to make it to the job interview discussions along the debate of checked Vs unchecked exceptions as the industry is split on this very topic. Some favor XML, whilst others love using the JavaConfig. Q1. What are the Pros and Cons of Spring JavaConfig Vs....
Q1. What is difference between ‘Executor.submit()’ and ‘Executor.execute()’ method ? A1. The difference is that execute() doesn’t return a “Future” object, so you can’t wait for the completion of the Runnable, and get any exception it throws. The submit(…) method accepts Callable<V> and returns an instance of Future<V>, … Read...