Java does not have a sizeof operator like C++ does. Java uses automatic memory management known as the Garbage Collection, hence it is not that important to evaluate size of...
Java does not have a sizeof operator like C++ does. Java uses automatic memory management known as the Garbage Collection, hence it is not that important to evaluate size of...
This is a companion post to 8 Java Memory Management Interview Q&A demonstrating a memory leak scenario step by step with jvisualvm, which is a free profiling tool that gets...
Q1. What is the purpose of a Map interface in Java collection API? A1. A map is a set of associations between pairs of objects. … Read more ›...
Q1. What are the key considerations in processing large files?
A1. Before jumping into coding, get the requirements.
#1 Trade-offs among CPU, Memory Usage &…
Q1. Are memory leaks possible in Java, which has memory management via automatic Garbage Collection? A1. Memory and resource leaks are possible in any robust application. … Read more ›...
Java Garbage Collection interview questions & answers to ascertain your depth of Java knowledge in building industry strength Java applications. Determining optimal Garbage Collection (GC) settings is critical to achieve...
Q1. What is the maximum possible length of a Java String & how much heap space do you need to store the maximum possible String object?
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Q1. Is there anything wrong with the code snippet shown below?
A1. The above code creates too many “Integer” objects due to auto boxing.
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Q1 How will you go about monitoring your Java application for potential performance or memory issues? A1 1. Visual VM for monitoring Java memory,… Read more ›...