OOP
HI experts ..
what is OOP??
what is polymorphism??
what is inheritance??
what is encapsulation??
what is interface??
Is there a difference in OOP between C++ and JAVA ??
Actually, I don't have any experience in JAVA programming ..
I want answers from your own words (EXPERTS)..
I have an interview after 3 hours (I'm fresh graduates)..
thanx,
what is OOP??
what is polymorphism??
what is inheritance??
what is encapsulation??
what is interface??
Is there a difference in OOP between C++ and JAVA ??
Actually, I don't have any experience in JAVA programming ..
I want answers from your own words (EXPERTS)..
I have an interview after 3 hours (I'm fresh graduates)..
thanx,
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Thanx Nightman ;o)
Actually, It is a second interview for the same company ..
In The first interview I was asked about OOP and I gave answers from my own experience in C++ and C# ..
Actually, It is a second interview for the same company ..
In The first interview I was asked about OOP and I gave answers from my own experience in C++ and C# ..
Hi
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On native Unix systems, you should be able to run shell scripts directly. On systems running a Unix-type shell (for example, Cygwin on Windows) execute the (command) shell instead - cmd for batch files, sh for shell scripts - then pass the batch file or shell script (plus any arguments to the script) as a single command, using the /c or -c switch, respectively. See the above section for example <exec> tasks executing sh. For batch files, use something like:
<exec dir="." executable="cmd" os="Windows NT">
<arg line="/c test.bat"/>
</exec>
Use properties. Using ant -Dname=value lets you define values for properties on the Ant command line. These properties can then be used within your build file as any normal property: ${name} will put in value.
If you have more questions, read here:
valipotor
sorry, wrong post
ASKER
never mind ;o) Thanx for your answers ..
Well, I wish you the best of luck with your interview - the fact that they have Asked (pun intended) you to come back is a positive sign ;)
ASKER
>>a positive sign ;)
I hope that ;o) ..
I'm thinking about why you have sent ..
>>The last time I went to an interview, and was asked 'Do you know this language', my answer was 'No, but give me 2 >>weeks'. I ended up getting the job.
If the interviewer asked me that question, I think I'll answer the same way you did ;o)
Is there anything else I should know before the interview??
I hope that ;o) ..
I'm thinking about why you have sent ..
>>The last time I went to an interview, and was asked 'Do you know this language', my answer was 'No, but give me 2 >>weeks'. I ended up getting the job.
If the interviewer asked me that question, I think I'll answer the same way you did ;o)
Is there anything else I should know before the interview??
I guess my answer was pure arrogance, but I firmly believe that there is nothing that we can't learn or do if we put our minds to it. This is actually the leading reason for success - 10% aptitude, 90% attitude.
Just be honest, present yourself fairly (and positively) and you should do fine. Don't be intimidated if the senior technical team ask you questions - they were there as well, and while they probably have a lot of experience now, they are not superheroes.
And read Joel Spolsky's 'The Guerrilla Guide to Interviewing' (http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000073.html) - you never know if they have ;)
Just be honest, present yourself fairly (and positively) and you should do fine. Don't be intimidated if the senior technical team ask you questions - they were there as well, and while they probably have a lot of experience now, they are not superheroes.
And read Joel Spolsky's 'The Guerrilla Guide to Interviewing' (http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000073.html) - you never know if they have ;)
ASKER
>>I'm thinking about why you have sent ..
OOPS .. typo .. it is what not why ..;o)
OOPS .. typo .. it is what not why ..;o)
ASKER
>>I guess my answer was pure arrogance
sorry .. once again ;o) I believe that you deserved that position ..
sorry .. once again ;o) I believe that you deserved that position ..
heh, heh - so did I. I guess being blessed with an overabundence of self confidence certainly makes a difference, but it convinced them as well.
Now I do the technical interviewing ...
Now I do the technical interviewing ...
ASKER
Greate Link!!
Thanx Nightman ;o)
I did well in the interview .. The Questions was NON-technical ;o) ..
I don't know if I'll get hired .. The interviwer will send to me (HIRE/NO HIRE) email ;o)
So, wish me luck !!
regards,Ahmad;
Thanx Nightman ;o)
I did well in the interview .. The Questions was NON-technical ;o) ..
I don't know if I'll get hired .. The interviwer will send to me (HIRE/NO HIRE) email ;o)
So, wish me luck !!
regards,Ahmad;
Glad it went well, and good luck with the follow up ;o)