The fairy documents that won the 12w+ star are on the list again, which is a set of lucky stars for living and self-learning Java

A large part of the people who pay attention to me are programmers (yuan) from non-major classes. Because they are interested in programming and want to change careers, they want to enter the Internet industry to do technology through self-study. The imagination is beautiful, but the actual operation is not as simple as talking and eating...

Because I often have the opportunity to communicate with these students, I found that many people have a common problem, that is, there is no system of random learning. I just find a programming language that is popular nowadays, and I will learn it with my brain. I don’t know how to learn it. What's the use? What should I do after I learn it? I spent time and energy. I finally finished learning. I found that it doesn't stop there. It seems that I have to learn data structures, algorithms, compilation principles, memory optimization, etc., and so on. There are a lot of things to learn, which ones to learn specifically, how to learn these things, the head gets bigger, and then people become even more confused...

In fact, how to give a learning route and how to give a reference to the corresponding materials of the learning route, it is difficult to achieve "all" without a lot of time of study and thinking. Then I always wanted to help my classmates find some good information on this aspect, but I always felt that what I found was almost meaning...

Until a few days ago, when I was sorting out the information, I found a "Java Interview Advanced Technique". The **PDF includes JavaOOP interview questions, multi-threaded & concurrent interview questions, JVM interview questions, Mysq| interview questions, Redis interview questions, Memcached interview questions, MongoDB interview questions, Spring interview questions, RabbitMQ interview questions, Dubbo interview questions, MyBatis interview questions, ZooKeeper interview questions, data structure interview questions, algorithm interview questions, Elasticsearch interview questions, Kafka interview questions, microservice interview questions, Linux Interview questions. **Of course we don’t have to study like him, but anyway, everything you need is here...

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If you are a Java learner with dreams and don't know how to learn, I hope you can find inspiration here. But remember, learning is never done overnight. While paying attention to methods and methods, the most important thing is to rely on your own perseverance. Come on !

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