The Java Gang of Roll S people! Relying on this 1,000-page interview manual, I got a 28K offer

Hello everyone, many friends have left messages to me recently, saying that this year's interview is too complicated, and I don't know where to start!

Whether it is job-hopping, salary increase, or learning improvement! Set yourself a small goal first, and then work hard towards the goal and you're done! In order to save time for everyone, I specially contributed the interview materials summarized by the architects in the circle. The content is very comprehensive and can really be supplemented. I hope everyone can get the ideal salary and offer!

Friends who are preparing for the interview must make a review plan according to their own situation! In addition, you'd better take a self-test from time to time and ask yourself some common interview questions. Due to space reasons, only part of the content is shown here, and the original document is at the end of the article

  • Analysis of real interview questions in Dachang (38 pages)

  • Java Basics (249 pages)

  • JVM (page 183)

  • Multithreading (page 221)

  • Mysql (216 pages)

  • Spring (338 pages)

  • Spring Boot (page 41)

  • Classic interview questions (35 pages)

  • Spring Cloud (50 pages)

  • Dubbo (55 pages)

  • Mybtis (27 pages)

  • Linux+Network (66 pages)

  • MQ+Kafka+Zookeeper (page 40)

  • Netty (21 pages)

  • Big data + hadoop (31 pages)

  • Algorithms (38 pages)

  • Design pattern + project + high concurrency (41 pages)

  • ......

Java Basics (249 pages): Java overview, basic syntax, object-oriented, classes and interfaces, variables and methods, internal classes, rewriting and overloading, object equality judgment, value transfer, Java packages, IO streams, reflection, common API, collection container overview...

MyBatis part (27 pages): JPA principle, Mybatis cache, Mybatis first-level cache principle (sqlsession level), MyBatis cache, MyBatis data source and connection pool, MyBatis introduction, MyBatis analysis and operation principle, Spring MVC operation process, Mybatis How is paging done? What is the principle of the pagination plugin...

Spring part (page 338): Spring principle, Spring characteristics, Spring core components, Spring common modules, Spring main packages, Spring common annotations, Spring third-party combination, Spring IOC principle, Spring APO principle, Spring MVC principle, Spring AOP implementation Principles and scenarios, scope and life cycle of Spring beans...

JVM part (183 pages): object access location, JVM virtual machine memory division, class loader, garbage collection algorithm, garbage collector, how class file structure is parsed, Java memory model and GC algorithm, jvm performance tuning What have you done, detailed explanation of java classload mechanism...

Multithreading (page 221): How to understand memory leaks? What situations can cause memory leaks? How to solve, the principle of the thread pool, why create a thread pool? How to create a thread pool, talk about thread safety issues, what is thread safety, how to achieve thread safety, and what are the core parameters for creating a thread pool? How to reasonably configure the size of the thread pool...

Netty part (21 pages): Netty high performance design, Netty architecture design, Netty principle, Netty high performance, Netty RPC implementation...

Mysql part (203 pages): database basics, data types, engines, indexes, transactions, views, locks, stored procedures and functions, triggers, common SQL statements, SQL optimization, database structure optimization...

at last

Due to the space, only part of the knowledge points are shown. The original document provides a very detailed table of contents. It is recommended to read it from the beginning. If you have a good foundation, you can also pick the chapters you lack to read and study. In the process of watching, you have to think more. When you encounter something you don’t understand, remember to search frequently. Don’t be stingy with your brain when you need to remember. Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. Only with sufficient preparation can it be possible. Make yourself stand out from the crowd.

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