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Top Answers
Back when I just graduated and was interviewing for my first job I was asked what "an abstract class" was.Posted 3 years ago
Till now there is any questions about it.Posted 2 years ago
I haven't been in interview where the interviewer asked about design patterns yet. But I remember about singleton design pattern when I was watching Java mock interviews in YouTube.Posted 10 months ago
MVC frameworkPosted 10 months ago
Constructor Pattern, OOP, & Revealing Module Pattern on my end, this course really helped me a lot to answer them.Posted 10 months ago
Still retaining the information regarding this, and hope one day I could implement those ideas in a real project.Posted 10 months ago
I still haven't gone into technical interviews, but I appreciate learning factory and builder design patterns. Although it is still a bit confusingPosted 10 months ago
Prototype patternPosted 10 months ago
I haven't done any Interview relating to design pattern, but if I would choose between the two I would chose the Factory design as it is more nice and neat to pass just the constructor values rather than the builder where you stating both the parameter value and its function.Posted 1 year ago
I never encountered interviews that mentioned any design pattern except OOP.Posted 1 year ago