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Core Java (JDBC)

Advanced Java

Database - MySQL, SQLPlus

Web Technologies - HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Spring Framework developer assessment

A developer who uses the Spring Framework will be responsible for creating Swing apps, desktop Spring applications, and Spring MVC (web) applications. 

You can check the skills listed below when you are looking to hire a developer for Spring . The candidate should be-

  • Adept at writing code in Java. It is a plus to have good knowledge of object-oriented programming and design patterns.
  • Well-versed in Servlets and Servlet Containers, JSP, and JSTL.
  • For a Spring MVC (web) application, test the candidate on XML and SQL.

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Programming questions to assess development skills

10 MCQs on
core Java and object-oriented programming

10 MCQs on
HTML and XML

Sample questions

Which of the following statements about the Spring MVC framework is correct?

  • The Spring MVC framework is a model-value-class architecture and is used to bind the model data with values.
  • The Spring web MVC framework provides model-view-controller architecture and ready components that can be used to develop flexible and loosely-coupled web applications.Correct Answer
  • The Spring MVC framework is used to manage the transactions for web applications.
  • The Spring MVC framework is used in AOP for web applications.

In Spring Boot, which of the following annotations marks the class as a source of bean definitions for the application context?

  • @ConfigurationCorrect Answer
  • @EnableAutoConfiguration
  • @ComponentScan
  • @Definition

Which of these is assigned to the fourthChar variable on the successful execution of the following Spring code: ” String str = new String(“Love”); char fourthChar = str.charAt(4); “

  • ‘e’
  • ‘v’
  • It throws StringIndexOutofBoundsExceptionCorrect Answer
  • A null character

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