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Java Basics
1/25
What is the purpose of the 'finalize' method in Java?
To initialize variables
To clean up resources before an object is garbage collected
To finalize a class definition
To finalize variable assignments
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2/25
What is the primary purpose of the 'super' keyword in Java?
To call a method of the parent class
To declare variables
To create a new instance of the parent class
To override a method in the child class
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3/25
Which of these is not a valid Java access modifier?
public
protected
private
friend
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4/25
Which method is called when an object is cloned in Java?
cloneMethod()
copy()
clone()
Object.clone()
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5/25
What is the purpose of the 'this' keyword in Java?
To refer to the current class instance variable
To create a new instance of a class
To terminate the current method
To invoke a method of the superclass
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6/25
What does the 'static' keyword in Java signify?
The method can be called without creating an instance of the class
The method is immutable
The method is synchronized
The method returns a static value
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7/25
In Java, what does the 'volatile' keyword do to a variable?
It ensures the variable is synchronized across threads
It makes the variable immutable
It increases the variable's access speed
It makes the variable transient
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8/25
Which of the following is true about a 'final' class in Java?
It can be extended by other classes
It cannot be instantiated
It can have final methods only
It cannot be extended by other classes
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9/25
What is the significance of the 'main' method in a Java application?
It's the method that runs when a class is instantiated
It's used to define variables
It's the entry point of a Java application
It's used to clean up resources before exiting the application
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10/25
Which of these data types is used to represent a single character in Java?
String
char
Character
byte
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11/25
How do you handle exceptions in Java?
Using try-catch blocks
By using the 'throws' keyword
By using the 'extends' keyword
By declaring them as static
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12/25
In Java, what is the difference between '==' and 'equals()'?
'==' checks for value equality, 'equals()' checks for reference equality
'==' checks for reference equality, 'equals()' checks for value equality
There is no difference
'equals()' is used only for strings
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13/25
What is the purpose of the 'package' statement in Java?
To enhance the performance of the application
To create a new thread
To define a namespace for classes
To import external libraries
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14/25
What is 'autoboxing' in Java?
Automatically converting a primitive type into its corresponding wrapper class
The process of optimizing code automatically
Creating an automatic backup of the code
A feature for automatic memory management
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15/25
Which method must be implemented in a class that implements the java.util.Comparator interface?
compare()
compareTo()
equals()
hashCode()
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16/25
How do you declare a constant variable in Java?
Using the 'constant' keyword
Using the 'static final' keywords
Using the 'immutable' keyword
Declaring without initialization
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17/25
In Java, what is the purpose of the Collections.sort() method?
To sort elements of a collection in descending order
To randomly shuffle elements of a collection
To sort elements of a collection in ascending order
To reverse the order of elements in a collection
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18/25
In Java, which method you must override to use an object as a key in a HashMap?
hashKey()
mapKey()
equals() and hashCode()
getKey()
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19/25
What is the purpose of the 'volatile' keyword in Java?
To make a variable thread-safe by ensuring atomic access to it
To optimize the code during compilation
To indicate that a variable's value will not change
To store the variable value permanently in the database
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20/25
What is the difference between 'static' and 'non-static' methods in Java?
Static methods can be called without creating an instance of the class
Non-static methods are always synchronized
Static methods are faster
Non-static methods can access any class variable
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21/25
In Java, what does the 'transient' keyword do when applied to a class field?
Makes the field non-serializable
Marks the field as temporary and not part of the class's persistent state
Indicates that the field value can change rapidly
Makes the field volatile
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22/25
In Java, what is the purpose of the 'enum' keyword?
To define a new exception type
To declare a collection of constants
To create an enumeration of values for iteration
To optimize memory usage in large applications
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23/25
What does the 'this' keyword refer to in Java?
The current method
The current instance of the class in which it is used
A static context in the class
The superclass of the current class
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24/25
What does the 'static' keyword signify when applied to a block of code in Java?
The code block is related to the static members of the class
The code block cannot be modified
The code block is executed when the JVM loads the class
The code block is executed immediately after the class is instantiated
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What is 'type casting' in Java?
Changing a variable from one type to another
A method of error handling
A process of making a class adhere to a specific interface
Assigning a new value to a variable
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