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&quot;Do you have the newest version?&quot;
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go on google and search for &quot;java interview questions&quot;
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&quot;Would you be willing to work for nothing?&quot;
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Hi<br />
I am looking for some actual interview questions.. Although lot of them are available if i do google search. But most of them are for software engineers or at most senior software engineers. <br />
Any exact questions which people have faced at higher level positions would be great....(tech lead,...architect ...etc)<br />
or any difficult or deep questions which one have encountered during interviews.
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Hi,<br />
I want to know what type of questions people have faced... from Software enginner level to a Sr. engineer to a Tech Lead to a Tech architect &nbsp;especially people in the field of java technologies ?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,
I want to know what type of questions people have faced... from Software enginner level to a Sr. engineer to a Tech Lead to a Tech architect  especially people in the field of java technologies ?

Thanks

what type of interview questions have people faced related to Java

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