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Using throws and throw keyword
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Defining Throws keword in the method
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To know the building blocks of OOPS is the key to get a Programming Job. Unless you are seeking a functional programming or UI/UX job. Less
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Encapsulation, Data Abstraction, Polymorphism and Inheritance (and the detail of each). The actual names which escaped me during the interview but they fed me them. Then they wanted me to explain them and it seemed I didn't get them exactly correct because the guy who asked me the question kept interrupting me and correcting me. Seemed like the guy was from the South. Less
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If I am not wrong, a final variable is not always constant. A blank final variable, if used in two expressions would give you ct exception. 2. Method overloading doesn't happen in parent-child relationship. Method overriding or hiding happens. 3. Class of java.lang.Object can't be derived from Object. Maybe, they misjudged you because they are also like us. To err is human. Dont be so restless Less
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1. I agree to your first point. If you don't assign value to final variable you will get compile time error, which is false as per the interviewer. 2. You can have overloaded method in both parent and child..try once you can see it. 3. My point was every class is directly or indirectly is child of Object class, which was false according to interviewer. Note- it's not about being restless..it's about wasting your valuable time for such kind of interview. Less
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But concentrate on basics of java and j2ee and spring framework.