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Java - How to refresh knowledge? (2 years ago)

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I have my first ever interview for a Java developer role, specifically RMI, Serverlets and JDBC.

However, it has been a while (2 years) since I have done any Java coding. I am sure I still have it up there somewhere and I do remember the Java syntax

I wanted to ask how can I re-fresh everything in 2-3 days specially the OOP concepts (polymorphism, inheritance) specifically to Java?

Any links, references and tutorials appreciated.

I am new to this site and I see there is a preference for programming related questions, hope I can get away with this!

Would also appreciate those that know any Java interview questions so I can go through them and test myself.

Thanks all

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Mia Avatar asked Jul 10 '09 09:07

Mia


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2 Answers

I'd suggest you you test yourself, e.g. on Java Black Belt, which has a good question base grouped by categories and detailled explanations for your mistakes.

I'd also recommend (re-)reading Sun's Java Tutorial and (longer) Thinking in Java by Bruce Eckel (3rd edition is free to download).

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instanceof me Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 00:10

instanceof me


Tutorials on RMI

Java Servlet Technology

JDBC Tutorials

OOP concepts (polymorphism, inheritance): Head First Design Patterns

Java Interview Questions

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Boris Pavlović Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 00:10

Boris Pavlović