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Written tests and screen-share rounds love snippets where the obvious answer is wrong. This guide gives you 100 of them in ten sections: strings and the pool, boxing and numeric surprises, static and initialisation order, overloading and overriding, exceptions and finally, collections, lambdas and streams, bits, arrays and generics, modern Java, and deterministic concurrency. Each question shows a short program, the exact output it printed on JDK 25, a step-by-step walk through why, the wrong answer most people give, and a rule to remember.
100 questions in 10 sections, 100 code examples in a 121-page PDF (2026 edition).
100 Java Collections Framework interview questions with detailed answers, code examples and performance tips.
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Cover the output, predict it in your head or on paper, then read the quick answer and the walkthrough. Re-run the snippets you got wrong, change one line at a time, and revisit them after two days. Do the sections in order if you are new, or jump to the A-level questions if you interview for senior roles.
3, 3, filter peek 2, filter peek 3, 2. Since Java 9, count() skips the pipeline when it can compute the size directly from the source, so a peek before it never runs. After a filter the size is unknown, so the elements really are traversed and the peeks happen.
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