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Coding interview questions with solutions from top IT companies and hot startups. Most questions come from IT company interview. Some solutions are NOT my original work, but I don't know who wrote them. Difficulty of questions changes greatly, and the special topics include several advanced ones. Total Number (not including the problem in the special topics) of Problems: about 210 (120 done). Although I try to execute every program, bugs may still exist because I didn't run enough tests, welcome to find bugs. The solution may not be optimal, welcome to give your better solution. You can send the corresponding pull request. By default, the time complexity indicates the worst time and the space complexity doesn't include the stack space.
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QUESTION
I got this question from Frontend Developer Interview Coding Questions. Why the snippet below prints what it prints? I originally thought it would throw a ReferenceError "b is not defined" (because it looks like "we're about to assign a notdefined variable b
to an intended defined variable a
) but then it turns out "b is defined, a is not defined, and there's no Errors"? What's var a = b = 3;
is called in javascript?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-05 at 17:38The var
only applies to a
and not b
. Therefore since b
is not defined with var
and is assigned a value, it becomes global.
If you rewrote the function how it is working, you can clearly see that b
has no var
QUESTION
I've been trying to teach myself inheritance using java, but I am really confused and it seems online youtube videos/looking at previous questions are not helping at all. I tried the practice problems on this website: http://javaconceptoftheday.com/java-inheritance-practice-coding-questions/ , but I am having trouble with questions 2, 3, and 7.
In question 2, since the constructor of object a is B(), why wouldn't it print class B's i value instead of class a's? Instead it prints class a's and I have no idea why.
In question 3, is the reason that the program prints 1 2 3 because there are no constructors and it's just the function? I know when you inherit from a class, you basically act as if all of its functions are in the subclass, so do you basically just pretend class C says:
System.out.println(1);
System.out.println(2);
System.out.println(3);?
In question 7, since the constructor is a C() constructor, why does it still go through the code in the constructor for class A and class B?
Thank you for any help you can give, inheritance is just one of the topics I did not cover in my intro to programming class so I'm trying to fill in all of the blanks before fall semester starts.
Code for question 2:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-03 at 18:57Q2)
The polymorphic behavior of the Java language works with methods and not member variables: they designed the language to bind member variables at compile time, methods at run-time.
Q3)
It's called as instance initialization block. Every instance of a subclass implicitly contains an instance of its superclass. So call order is commenced from class A
, B
then C
.
Q7)
Same reason of Q3
applies for the question
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