Affected by the epidemic, many people did not dare to change jobs in the first half of this year, and even quite a few programmers suffered layoffs, job transfers, salary cuts, etc.!
Fortunately, the tenth season of Gold, Nine and Silver is here, I specially compiled this [Java Github Super Hardcore Interview "Preparation" Manual]! In addition to the knowledge of various technical topics in Java and the real interview questions from major manufacturers , I will also share some insights, experiences and frustrations during my own development and work in recent years.
Most of the content in this warehouse comes from my collection and sorting in recent years. The overall article idea is also organized around the [Interview Preparation Plan]. The main content includes: career planning, job-hopping, practical, and first-line interviews Questions, as well as the necessary comprehensive articles for high-frequency interviews and other knowledge content .
If you can master this information, it is definitely not a problem to slap the ByteDance interviewer!
table of Contents
BATJ first-line interview questions
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Baidu Interview
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Tencent interview
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JD Interview
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Headline Interview
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Meituan Interview
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Huawei Interview
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Didi Interview
A comprehensive article for high-frequency interviews for Internet companies
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Concurrent programming interview questions summary
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Summary of JVM interview questions
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Summary of interview questions that Netty is often asked
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Summary of Tomcat interview questions
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Summary of Mysql interview questions
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Deep analysis of Spring source code
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Summary of Mybatis common interview questions
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Summary of Nginx interview questions
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Zookeeper interview questions summary
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RabbitMQ common interview questions summary
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Summary of Kafka interview questions
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Summary of Redis common interview questions
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Dubbo interview questions
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SpringBoot, SpringCloud interview summary
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Collection frame interview questions
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Design pattern interview questions
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Database interview questions
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Optimistic and pessimistic locks for interviews
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Common interview question bank of many Internet companies
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Java high-frequency core interview question bank
Programmer career planning
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Career analysis and positioning
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Career experience and advice
Job hopping
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Why did you quit? No reason?
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What time/state is the most appropriate time to quit?
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What should the cadence and roadmap of job-hopping be like?
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What are the core reasons for the failure of the interview?
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Good mentality and posture
Practical articles
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How to write a job resume?
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How to find job search channels "efficiently"?
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Interview preparation and summary
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900 resume templates
Screenshot of catalog information
Interview questions for first-line manufacturers (350+ questions)
Summary of JVM interview questions (100+ questions)
Summary of Mysql interview questions (1)
Summary of Mysql interview questions (two)
Deep analysis of Spring source code
Summary of Redis common interview questions (300+ questions)
Zookeeper common interview questions summary (50+ questions)
Java high-frequency core interview question bank (1000+ questions)
Summary of Tomcat interview questions
Tomcat optimization related interview questions (60+ questions)
Career Planning
Job hopping
Practical articles
It should be the most comprehensive and complete interview preparation warehouse for Java backend friends. In order to better organize each module, I also refer to many high-quality blog posts and projects on the Internet, and strive not to miss every knowledge point. Many friends Relying on these contents for review, I got offers from big factories such as BATJ. This warehouse has also helped many Java learners, and I hope it can help you too.
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