Java Class Loader

Prepared by: Imdad Areeph
Java Class Loader ,Variables and Blocks Related Questions

1. What is package-private ?
Package-private is a different name of default access specifier.
2. What is Class Loader in java ?
Java Runtime Environment that dynamically loads Java classes into the Java Virtual Machine on demand .
There are three types of class loaders. There are
Bootstrap class loader

The bootstrap class loader loads the core Java libraries[5] located in the {JAVA_HOME}/lib directory
Extensions class loader
The extensions class loader loads the code in the extensions directories {JAVA_HOME}/lib/ext directory
System Class Path Loader
The system class loader loads code found on java.class.path, which maps to the system CLASSPATH variable
3. What is the order of execution of Class Loader in java?
Java applications involve three classloaders – Bootstrap, Extensions and System-Classpath classloaders
Bootstrap classloader is the parent of all classloaders ,extensions Classloader is the immediate child of Bootstrap classloader and System-
Classpath classloader is the immediate child of Extensions classloader. Generally Order of execution happens from sub-sequent children to
parent.
So order of execution is starts from System-classpath-loader then extension then Bootstrap Loader.
4. What is differenence between ClassNotFoundException and NoClassDefFoundError ?
ClassNotFoundException is generated by a call to Class.forName() with a String that contains a class not available on the bundle's class path.
For example when we are dynamically want to load the class using Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver"); if that class is not aviailable
in runtion, it'll throw ClassNotFoundException
NoClassDefFoundError is thrown if the Java Virtual Machine or a ClassLoader instance tries to load in the definition of a class and that class or
its dependancies are not available in run time. For example if Class x extends Class y and Class y is extends class Z .When class loader tries to
load class x if any of the depenacies is missing it'll give
5. If we are using importing a class e.g java.util.ArrayList , and we are not using that class in side our program, does class loader will
load the class?
No, it won't
6. Local variable, instance variable, method and object, amonng of these which one will store in heap and which one will store in
stack?
local variable and method will store in stack
instance variable and object will store in heap
7. Emp e=new Employee(), where the "e" and "new Employee" will store?
"e" will store in stack and Emploee() ( or the object ) will store in heap.
8. Where we can can declare local variable ,where instance variable and where static variable?
Local : inside mehod, constructor, and block
instance: outside method, constructor and block
static: outside method, constructor and block
9. Can I write like this?
void methodA()
{
int a;
System.out.println("I am in methodA");
}
yes, ( a stupid question for smart people )
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void methodA()
{
int a;
System.out.println("I am in methodA " + (a+5));
}
no, because as long as we are not using local variable it won't give any error, but we should initialise it before using it(using of a).
11. Can we declare a local variable with in static block, like below?
public class TestVariable {
static{
int i=9;
System.out.println("print "+i);
}
yes
12. Can we use an instance variable with in static block ?

int i=9;
static{
}
No, because instance variable alwasys accessable wth a reference type.
13. Can we write like this?

static{
static int i=9;
}
no, static variable always declares out side of block?

int y=9;
static{
System.out.println("print "+new TestVariable().y);
}
}
yes
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15. If I am writing static and non static block in my program like below, what is output?
public class TestBlock {
static{
System.out.println("I am in static block");

}
{
System.out.println("I am in non static block");
}
public static void main(String a[]){
TestBlock block=new TestBlock();
}
}
Ans: I am in static block
I am in non static block
16. What will be output for this program?

static{
System.out.println("I am in static1 block");

}
{
}
static{

}
}
}
Ans
I am in static1 block
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17. What will be the out put for folowing code?
static{

}
{
}
public TestBlock() {
System.out.println("I am in non argumented constructor");
}

public TestBlock(String s) {
System.out.println("I am in argumented constructor "+s);
}

TestBlock block=new TestBlock("hello");
}
}
I am in argumented constructor hello
18. Can I use instance variable in static variable like below?
int z=98;
static{
System.out.println("I am in static block"+new TestBlock().z);
}
}
}
yes, you can execute this program, out put will
I am in static block98
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Variable and TypeCasting Related Questions

1. What are the default value of these variable?
Object reference, byte, short,int, boolean,char
Object reference null (not referencing any object)
byte, short, int, long 0
float, double 0.0
boolean false
char '\u0000'
2. what is upcasting and downcasting in java ?
Upcasting means An object of sub class can be refferered by object of super class
like
int x=9;
float y=x;
int x value will automatically asign to y value and compile perfectly.
downcasting:
Downcasting means opposite is not true, mean object of superclass can not reffered to subclass, we need to do typecast.
int x=9;
byte b=x;
It will give compile time error. We have to write like this
byte b=(byte)x;
3. What will be the output for following program?
public class TypeCast {
public static void main(String [] args) {
long l = 129L;
byte b = (byte)l;
System.out.println("The byte is " + b);
}
}
Ans The byte is -127
byte range is -128 to 127. After 127 it'll calculate form -128
These are two classes
public class A {
public void testA(){
System.out.println("class A");
}
}
public class B extends A{
public void testB(){
System.out.println("Class B");
}
}
What will be output for following questions
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4. What is out put of this one

public class Test {
public static void main(String args[]){
A a=new A();
B b= (B) a;
b.testA();

}
}
Ans run time error. A can not cast to B. Super class object can not cast to sub class.
5. In the above example can we write like this
public class Test {
B b= new B();
A a =(A)b;
a.testA();
}
}
Ans yes out put will "Class A"
6. In the above example can I write like this
public class Test {
A a =new B();
a.testA();
}}
yes, Super class reference can point to subclass Object.
7. In the above example can I write like this
public class Test {

B b = new A();
b.testB();

}
}
no
8. In the above example can I write like this?
public class Test {

A a= new B();
a.testB();

}
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}
no

public class Test {
B b= (B) new A();
b.testB();
}
}
no, run time error
10. There are three classes A,B,C like this
public class A {
}
}
}
}
public class C extends B{
public void tectC(){
System.out.println("class c");
}
}
In this blelow class which type cast is wrong and which one is currect?
public class Test {
A a = new A();
B b= new B();
C c=new C();
c=(C)a;
c=a;
c=(C)b;
c=b
b=(B)a;
b=a;
b=(C)c;
b=c;
a=(C)c;
a=c;
a=(B)b;
a=b;

}
}
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Ans
public class Test {
A a = new A();

B b= new B();
C c=new C();
c=(C)a;//w
c=a;//w
c=(C)b;//w
c=b;w
b=(B)a;//w
b=a;//w
b=(C)c;//c
b=c;//c
a=(C)c;//c
a=c;//c
a=(B)b;//c
a=b; //c
c.testA();
}
}
11. There are four classes A,B,C,D. B extends A and D extends C. Like this
public class A {
}
}
}
}
public class C {
public void tectC(){
System.out.println("class c");
}
}
public class D extends C {

public void testD(){
System.out.println("test D");
}
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Can we typecast like below?

public class Test {
public static void main(String ar[]){
A a=new A();
B b = new B();
C c =new C();
D d =new D();
Object o=(A)a;
c=(C)o;
c.tectC();
}
}
no, its run time error. Two sibling can't be casted
Overloading and Overriding Related Questions

1. What is difference between overloading and over ridding?
Over Loading Over Ridding

It happens in same class It happens in case of inheritance
Method name same and argument different Method name and arguments same
Return type doesn't consider Return type considers
It is known as compile time and static binding Its known as runtime or dynamic binding
It can have any access level But here same access level or widder. It can't be narrow scope
2.
Bellow we have given some examples for better understanding of overloading and overridding
3. What is out put of this program?
public class OverLoading {
public int methodA(){
return 5;

}
public void methodA(){
System.out.println("I am in void return tpye method");
}
public static void main(String a[])
{
OverLoading loading= new OverLoading();
int x=loading.methodA();
System.out.println(x);
loading.methodA();
}
}
Ans compile time error, because both methodA(), consider as one method. Overloading doesn't consider return type
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public int methodA(){
return 5;

}
public void methodA(String str){
System.out.println(str);
}
{
int x=loading.methodA();
loading.methodA("hello");
}
}
Ans
5
hello

public void methodA(int x){

}
public void methodA(String str){
System.out.println(str);
}
{
loading.methodA(4.0);
}
}
Ans
compile time error, argument mismatch
public void methodA(float x){
}
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{
loading.methodA(4);
loading.methodA(2.0f);
}
}
Ans
4.0
2.0

}
{
loading.methodA(4);
loading.methodA(4.8d);

}
}
Ans
compile time error. Because 4.8d can't implecitily type cast to float

}
public void methodA(Object x){
System.out.println("object"+x);

}
{
loading.methodA(4);
loading.methodA(4.8d);
}
}
Ans
11
4.0
2.0
object4.8(because 4.8d can type cast to object)

System.out.println("object "+x);

}
public void methodA(String x){
System.out.println("string "+x);

}
{

loading.methodA(3);

}
}
Ans
string hello
object 3
System.out.println("object "+x);
}
public void methodA(int x){
System.out.println("string "+x);
}
{
loading.methodA(loading);
}
}
Ans
object hello
object OverLoading@1bc4459
object 6.0
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public class A {
}
}

}
}
public class OverRiddingInJava {

B b= new B();
b.testA();
A a = new B();
a.testA();
B b1=new A();
b1.testA();
}
}
Ans
Compile time error in B b1=new A();
sub class reference can not refer super class object
public class A {
}
}

}
}

B b= new B();
b.testA();
A a = new B();
a.testA();
}
}
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Ans
Class B
Class B
public class A {
}
}

public void testA(String srr){
System.out.println(srr);
}
}

B b= new B();
b.testA();
A a = new B();
a.testA();
}
}
Ans
class A
class A
public class A {
}
}

void testA(){
}
}

B b= new B();
b.testA();

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}
}
Ans
Compilation error in class B,becaue over ridding method can't be narrow scope that described in super class
public class A {
private void testA(){
}
}

}
}

B b= new B();
b.testA();

}
}
Ans
Class B
Because private method can't override. The method testA(), we are declaring in B class, its itself one new method
public class A {
final void testA(){
}
}

}
}

B b= new B();
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b.testA();

}
}
Ans
Final method can't override, so it'll give compilation error in class B
public class A {
}
}

public static void testA(){
}
}

B b= new B();
b.testA();

}
}
Ans
Static method can't hide, again it'll give compilation error in class B
public class A {
public void testA() throws Exception{
}
}
}
}
B b= new B();
b.testA();
A a=new B(); a.testA();
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}
}
Ans
Compilation error : Unhandled exception type Exception , in a.testA()
public class A {
public void testA()throws Exception{
}
}

public void testA()throws ClassNotFoundException{
}
}

public static void main(String ar[]) throws Exception{
B b= new B();
b.testA();
A a= new B();
b.testA();
}
}
Ans:
Class B
Class B
public class A {
public void testA()throws IOException{
}
}

public void testA()throws ClassNotFoundException{
}
}

public static void main(String ar[]) throws Exception{
B b= new B();
b.testA();
A a= new B();
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b.testA();
}
}
Ans: Compilation erro in class B. Because overridding method should throw, same exception or subclass excetion or no exception
21. What is dynamic method ditchpatch?
Ans:This is occours in case of over-ridding and super class and subclass having same method. Super class reference refers to sub class object
and calls the subclass method.
Its runtime binding or late binding.
Example
package com;
public class A {
public void test(){
System.out.println(" I am in Class A");
}
}
package com;
public void test()
{
System.out.println("I am in class B");
}
}
package com;
public class TestDynamicMethodDispatch {
public static void main(String ar[])
{
A a= new B();
a.test();
}
}
O/P
I am in class B
Modifiers Related Questions

1. Which class declaration is wrong, for top level class?
public class A
private class A
class A
static class A
final class A
abstract class A
transient class A
volatile class A
Ans: Top level class only can public, final and abstact, so others are wrong.
2. What are wrong about variable declaration?
a transient int i;
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b volatile int j;
c private int x;
d public int y;
e final int z;
f abstact int a;
Ans: a,b,c,d correct, e and f wrong because final variable always initalised so we have to write final int z=7;
abstact modifier can not asign to variable.
3. What are the wrong statement about method declaration?
public void methodA()
private void methodA()
final void methodA()
static void methodA()
volatile void methodA()
transient void methodA()
abstact void methodA();
Ans: Except volatile and transient other are correct, but if we are declaring method as abstact that class must be abstact
4. Can I write main method as private static void main(String a[])?
Ans: You won't get any compilation error, but JVM can not consider as main method. It will be a new method.
5. Can we write main method like this?
public static final void main(String ar[])
Ans: yes we can
6. Can we wtire a calss like?
public final abstract class A
Ans :no
Because, class is final means we can't extend that calss else where, but abstract means, it needs to be subclassed
7. Can I write one method like this
final static void methodA()
Ans: we can
8. What is difference between interface and abstact class?
Interface Abstract Class

Interface is by default abtract in nature, means all the methods declare Here we have to explicitily
in interface is implicitily abstact, no nead to write abstact declare as abstact.
Contais all type of method

Contains only abstact methods and final variable
and and variable
We can extend oneabstact

We can implements no of interfaces in a class
class
If we are implementing interface we have to override all

Not necessary
implementation methods
We can keep onedefault

We can not keep constructor
constructor
9. What are similarities between abstact class and interface?

Ans Both we can't instantiate.
10. In which case we should use interface and which case abstact class?
11. Which lines are wrong?
final static void methodA(){
public int i=8;//1
private int j=8;//2
int x=6;//3
static int y=9;//4
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final int z=8;//5
}
Ans: only 3 and 5 are true and rest of lines is now allowed inside method.
12. What is the use of volatile modifier?
Ans:The volatile modifier applies only to instance variables .
13. What is transient modifiier in java?
Ans:Transient variable can not be serialized.
14. What is Java Serialization?
Ans:Serialization is a process to write an object into a stream, so that it can be transported through a network and that object can be rebuilt again
For that we have to implements Serializable interface.
15. What is marker interface?
Ans:Interface which doesn't contain any method or variable called as marker interface. Exemple Serializable
String Related Questions

1. What is immutable class?
Ans:Immutable class is class, whose object's state cannot be modified after it is created.Like in java String is an immutable class. After creating its
object, it can't be modified.
For example
String str=new String("xyz");
str=str.concat("abc");
When we are tring to concat "abc" with "xyz", its crating a new object altogether, its no more pointing preveous object.
2. Write piece of code for creating an immutable class?
Ans:There are various way to create immutable class, this is one of them
final class ImmutableClass {
private String name;
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public String getName() {
return this.name;
}
public ImmutableClass(String name) {
// do something here , to initialize the String name
this.name=name;
}
}
3. What is difference between
String s="abc" and String s= new String("abc");?
Ans:String s="abc"; means its creating one reference not an object and it will store in stack.
String s=new String("abc"); means its creating one string object and it'll store in heap.
4. String s= new String("abc");
How many objects will be creating here?
Ans:Two objects. One is through new String() another when we are passing "abc" to string object.
5. What is output of this program?
package com;
public class TestString {
String str="abc";
String str1=new String("abc");
System.out.println(str==str1);

}

}
Ans: false
6. What is output of this program?
package com;
String str="abc";
System.out.println(str.equals(str1));
}
}
Ans: true
7. What is output of following program?
package com;
System.out.println(str1==str2);
}
}
Ans: false
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8. What is output of following program?
package com;
String str1="abc";
String str2="abc";
System.out.println(str1==str2);
}
}
Ans: true
9. What is difference between "==" and "equals()" methods?
Ans: equal() method checks weather two String contains same content or not.
Like String s1=new Sting("xyz")
String s2 ="xyz"
When I'll write s1.equals(s2), answer is true.
The operator "==", compares the references, whether two reference pointing to same object or not.
In above example If I'll write
s1==s2
Answer is false;
If I'll write like
String s="asd";
String s1="asd";
In this case ,s==s1 is true.
10. What is difference between String Buffer , String Builder and String Buffer?
Ans: String: String is immutable in nature. We can't modify String object after creating.
String Builder: Its mutable and synchronized (which means it is thread safe and it can be used in multi threaded envirnoment). So its
perpermance is slower than String Buffer.
String Buffer: Its also mutable and not synchronized. So perfermance wise its better that String Bulider.
11. When We should use String and when StringBuffer?
When the requirement like what ever is there in object should not cheange that case we should go for String.
But when we have to change frequently in object, in that case , we should go for StringBuffer.
For example String s="some";
s= s.concat("com");
In this case two object will unnecessarily create, and it will take more memory space as well.
Bu in case of StingButter, when we'll write
StringBuffer sb= new StringBuffer("some");
sb=sb.append("come");
It's all together one object.
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Java Class Loader ,Variables and Blocks Related Questions

There are three types of class loaders. There are

Bootstrap class loader

10. Can I write like this?

12. Can we use an instance variable with in static block ?

No, because instance variable alwasys accessable wth a reference type.

13. Can we write like this?

14. Can I write like this?

public class TestVariable {

System.out.println("I am in static block");

16. What will be output for this program?

System.out.println("I am in static1 block");

System.out.println("I am in static2 block");

17. What will be the out put for folowing code?

public class TestBlock {

System.out.println("I am in static1 block");

public static void main(String a[]){

Variable and TypeCasting Related Questions

4. What is out put of this one

public class Test {

9. Can I write like this?

A a = new A();

public class D extends C {

Can we typecast like below?

Overloading and Overriding Related Questions

Over Loading Over Ridding

Return type doesn't consider Return type considers

4. What is out put of this program?

public class OverLoading {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

public class B extends A{

public class OverRiddingInJava {

Modifiers Related Questions

Interface Abstract Class

Contais all type of method

We can extend oneabstact

If we are implementing interface we have to override all

We can keep onedefault

9. What are similarities between abstact class and interface?

String Related Questions

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