Hello ,Abhilash sir, big fan of you. I watched all your videos and it’s really amazing. You know what,I wanted to switch my carrier from IT due to lack of coding skills . Then I found your Videos on UA-cam from spring core to spring mvc (session scope ,request scope and many more basic concepts you explained in best way) ,spring security and now spring could. In next six months I became most valuable performer in my project and promoted to next level. All credit goes to you sir, keep it up for us 😊.
That's the difference between a experienced person and a fresher one. I have seen your video on interface and abstract classes, but this lecture helps me to know exact need of the interfaces. Being a fresher I always have the mindset to learn and learn. And trust me whenever I saw your video I really got to know lots of new concepts.... Thanks for sharing your love and experience with us.✨ On 17 Jan I have an interview at ICL and I am just revising the concepts for that. Thankyou so much.❤️
Kudos to your teaching style. Abhilash. More than frameworks basics must be strong so that we can work upon any frameworks. Thanks for bringing this video.
I really love your way of explanation and the knowledge you share. A Big Thank you Abhilash 🤝 Can you please make a series on Data Structures and Algorithms. 😊
I don't know why it happens....Me aapki video ek topic seekhne ke liye aata hoon or me 4 topics seekh kr jata hu. Feels lucky while watching your videos that i found your channel. Thank you so much😇🥰
I have watched most of your videos and all of them are super good.Even if videos are on simple topics you explain them so well covering all tricky questions. Especially your videos of mock interviews are so good .All the detailed and from scratch explanation does make complicated concepts easier to learn.All your videos has helped me build my concepts more stronger.Please make more videos on interview questions and answers and also a series of spring boot learning. :)
interface A{ int a = 10; } class Test implements A{ public static void main(String[] args) { A.a = 20; System.out.println(A.a); } } Ans : Compile Time error because by default vars of an interface are public, static and final.
Hi Abhilash, at 38:40, calling default method from random non-static method( inside hello(){} ), we can directly write default method name, instead of super keyword because this call is implementing only single interface. so, it can be - public void hello() { m2(); } Am I correct?
public class T extends t3 implements t1, t2 { public static void main(String[] args) { new T().m1(); new T().m2(); new T().m3(); } @Override public void m1() { System.out.println("inside m1 method"); } @Override public void m2() { System.out.println("inside m2 method"); } @Override public void m3() { System.out.println("inside m3 method"); } } interface t1 { public abstract void m1(); } interface t2 { public abstract void m2(); } abstract class t3 { public abstract void m3(); } yes correct this
Hello ,Abhilash sir, big fan of you. I watched all your videos and it’s really amazing. You know what,I wanted to switch my carrier from IT due to lack of coding skills . Then I found your Videos on UA-cam from spring core to spring mvc (session scope ,request scope and many more basic concepts you explained in best way) ,spring security and now spring could. In next six months I became most valuable performer in my project and promoted to next level. All credit goes to you sir, keep it up for us 😊.
Hi Vikash! You made my day. So happy for you ❤️ keep going 🎯
I have watched nearly all of video on your channel, maybe I have addicted the way you explained. Please make more and more video ❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much. It feels so good to know that my sessions are helping. I will be keep creating videos for you 😊❤️
That's the difference between a experienced person and a fresher one. I have seen your video on interface and abstract classes, but this lecture helps me to know exact need of the interfaces.
Being a fresher I always have the mindset to learn and learn. And trust me whenever I saw your video I really got to know lots of new concepts.... Thanks for sharing your love and experience with us.✨
On 17 Jan I have an interview at ICL and I am just revising the concepts for that.
Thankyou so much.❤️
How did your interview went?
Kudos to your teaching style.
Abhilash.
More than frameworks basics must be strong so that we can work upon any frameworks.
Thanks for bringing this video.
Amazing way of teaching concepts and i learnt a lot of concepts in single video .Thank you
Glad that you found it helpful.
I really love your way of explanation and the knowledge you share. A Big Thank you Abhilash 🤝 Can you please make a series on Data Structures and Algorithms. 😊
Thanks Abhilash! You are doing commendable job in explaining the concepts along with code.
Thank you ..started watching 👀
Thanks Santhosh!
thank you abhilash for making such valuable videos..plz make more videos regarding core java interview questions
Thanks Ajay ! Yes, I will keep doing it.
That was an amazing video kudos to you 👏👏
while focusing on Spring , Microservices ..we sometimes forget our basic concepts.
Please make a vidio on composition and aggregation
Keep it up sir doing great job 🙏
Thank you
I don't know why it happens....Me aapki video ek topic seekhne ke liye aata hoon or me 4 topics seekh kr jata hu. Feels lucky while watching your videos that i found your channel. Thank you so much😇🥰
I have watched most of your videos and all of them are super good.Even if videos are on simple topics you explain them so well covering all tricky questions. Especially your videos of mock interviews are so good .All the detailed and from scratch explanation does make complicated concepts easier to learn.All your videos has helped me build my concepts more stronger.Please make more videos on interview questions and answers and also a series of spring boot learning. :)
That's so kind of you, Rameshwari. I will surely work on your suggestions and will publish them shortly 😊
You are the best...thank you so much for this🙏🙏
Happy new year sir 🎉 great to see you again
Happy new year,Pradip ! ❤️
interface A{
int a = 10;
}
class Test implements A{
public static void main(String[] args) {
A.a = 20;
System.out.println(A.a);
}
}
Ans : Compile Time error because by default vars of an interface are public, static and final.
perfect !
Your channel is heaven to me
Hi Abhilash, at 38:40, calling default method from random non-static method( inside hello(){} ), we can directly write default method name, instead of super keyword because this call is implementing only single interface. so, it can be -
public void hello() {
m2();
}
Am I correct?
Good explanation!
need more this type class
Good explanation sir, kindly make static method in interface too.
Zing zing amezing 🥰
Thank You. ☺
you are precious god gift for it
Thanks for the kind words, Firoz ❤️
Sir your explanation ❤️.. please continue this series
Thanks Himanshu. I will continue this.
@@SeleniumExpress Thank you sir 😊
please make videos on Design Patterns it will be more helpfull
Thank you sir.. ❤❤❤
Please upload next videos on Microservices
Hi Ramesh. I will create a new series for circuit breaker later on Feb.
Watching..🔥🙏
😊
great
Your lecture are so interesting that while like the class get the priority over default method same your lecture takes the priority over my sleep 🥱❤
Hello sir,
Can you also post tricky questions on static and java8
How can I grab java 8 tutorials could you please let me know
I have kne doubt... That was if we extends two abstract classes after that will extends to normal classs is it possible..? 😊
Thanks abhi ❤️❤️❤️
🥰
public static final i think...(fields)
Can you provide notes of it. That will very helpful
thanks bro
public class Test extends C implements A, B {
}
//Your syntex is also good No Errors, But this is the proper way of writing the code.
Hi Vishal , Try my one . You will get a compile time error I believe . That's the catch. 🙂
@@SeleniumExpress correct✅
Can you make videos on microservices as well?
public class T extends t3 implements t1, t2 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
new T().m1();
new T().m2();
new T().m3();
}
@Override
public void m1() {
System.out.println("inside m1 method");
}
@Override
public void m2() {
System.out.println("inside m2 method");
}
@Override
public void m3() {
System.out.println("inside m3 method");
}
}
interface t1 {
public abstract void m1();
}
interface t2 {
public abstract void m2();
}
abstract class t3 {
public abstract void m3();
}
yes correct this
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