You are a Computer Science / Information Technology graduate who -

• Did not pay attention to the classes or practice much.

• Know few basic syntax of Java.

• Now wants a job.

• Do not worry because I am going to tell you how.

• Get a cold Coca-Cola.

• Follow steps described below.

• Follow good example CV, checkout some examples.

• Do not copy CV from friends.

• Be unique and creative.

• Top questions are listed here, Google for the answers.

• Are you confident enough? Keep reading until you understand it.

Learn how to write few basic well-known problem solution in Java.

• Generate Fibonacci numbers.

• Fibonacci series with Recursive

• Find factorial of a number.

• Check if a number is a prime number.

• Check if a number is odd or even?

• Reverse a String.

• Check If String is palindrome.

• Swapping Numbers without using 3rd variable.

• Find number of words in String.

• Print Floyd Triangle.

• Binary Search.

• Bubble Sort.

• Reverse a number.

• Remove duplicates from array.

• …​ and many more. Just Google for "Java interview questions".

• By only learning few programs and top questions answers might not get you a job.

• You need to study following topics too -

  • Web Programming in Java

  • Database

  • Linux

• Not getting calls for interviews? Go to step 1 and read what to do.

There are tons on repositories in Github related to interviews. See it by yourself, GO!

• How to study for exams - Evidence-based revision tips

• How to study for exams PART 2 - Evidence-based revision tips + Spaced Repetition

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