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JavaForge Mastering Java Through 400 Concept Based MCQs

AUTHOR:
Ranjan Banerjee, Debmalya Mukherjee, Kaushik Paul, Shankar Prasad Mitra and Afsana Khatun
DATE ISSUED:
Sep 2026
SUBJECT:
Java Programming, Java MCQs, Core Java, Advanced Java, Object-Oriented Programming, OOP, Java Collections, Multithreading, Exception Handling, JVM, Java Memory Management, JDBC, Spring Framework, Hibernate, Java Streams, Lambda Expressions, Generics, Enterprise Java, Microservices, Cloud Computing, DevOps, Java Security, Algorithms, Time Complexity, Code Analysis, Output Prediction, Programming Interviews.
JEL CODE:
COM051280,COM051000,COM051300
LANGUAGE:
English
ISBN:
978-81-68301-28-3
1401,180

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JavaForge: Mastering Java Through 400 Concept-Based MCQs is a structured practice guide designed to strengthen conceptual understanding of Java programming. It contains 400 distinct multiple-choice questions across 14 topic-based chapters, progressing from Java fundamentals and object-oriented programming to multithreading, collections, JVM internals, JDBC, Spring, Hibernate, security, cloud computing, DevOps and algorithms. Every question includes the correct answer and a concise explanation, making the book suitable for classroom learning, self-study, examinations, interviews and professional revision. Key Features: 400 original and concept-based MCQs 14 systematically organized chapters Correct answers with concise explanations Compiler-checked output-prediction questions Coverage from Java fundamentals to enterprise Java Includes OOP, exceptions, concurrency and collections Covers JVM, JDBC, Spring and Hibernate Includes security, microservices, cloud and DevOps Useful for examinations, interviews and self-assessment Suitable for students and aspiring software professionals

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