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Ans. By keeping some sort of storage at the client side for each request and then matching it up against the response received to make sure that the request was well received.
A queue can be used for this purpose.
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Ans. No, there is no relationship between web.xml and spring.xml but you have to configure spring.xml in web.xml in order initialize beans when application starts up
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Ans. Spring Security is a powerful and highly customizable authentication and access control framework. It is the de facto standard for securing Spring-based applications.
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Ans. Inner join is the intersection of two tables on the condition defined by the where clause i.e will get records from both tables matched by a column.
Outer join is the union of two tables i.e will get all records from both tables and will put null in the columns where related records are not present.
Left Outer join is the left union of two tables i.e all records from the table on the left and values from the right table for related records else null for the columns from right table.
Right Outer join is the right union of two tables i.e all records from the table on the right and values from the left table for related records else null for the columns from left table.
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Ans. In first case the whole loop will terminate as soon as any exception happens in the method calculate ( assuming calculate method is not handling its exception and those are thrown back at the calling method )
In Second case exception will be caught for individual iteration and hence it wont break the loop and will continue for the next iteration.
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Ans. Everytime an object is serialized the java serialization mechanism automatically computes a hash value by passing the meta information for the class. This id is used during deserialization to verify that the sender and receiver of a serialized object have loaded classes for that object that are compatible with respect to serialization
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Ans. Collections in java is a framework of classes that provides an abstracted data structure to store and manipulate the group of objects. Each class is unique in the way it stores , search , sort and modify the elements.
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Ans. Yes, we can do that. Compiler wont complain. But using object reference we can only access methods which have been defined for object class i.e clone(), equals(), hashCode(), toString() etc.
We cannot access methods defined in String class or in any class in hierarchy between String and Object.
For example - we cannot do obj.append("abc") as it will now give compile time error.
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This is a very sensitive question and should be dealt with caution. Just simply saying that you never had any disagreement will present you as dumb team member. Showing your self as too aggressive in such decisions will present you as a trouble maker. You should present a situation where you had an argument / disagreement but eventually you and your team mates mutually found a way out of it.
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Ans. Java provides a faster allocation mechanism but at the cost of expensive deallocation. Deallocation in java is done by mechanism called garbage collection that runs periodically to free up unclaimed memory space , which actually slows down the application. Hence Java is usually faster if memory is not of concern and sufficiently large memory can be allocated to an application.
C/C++ on other hand have equal cost of allocation and de-allocation.
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