Java 8 Stream API: 8 Interview Questions You Should Be Able to Answer
Streams appear in almost every Java interview. Here are common Stream API questions with clear explanations and code you can practise.
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Make sure your resume gets read. Practical formatting and content tips for developer resumes in India.
Many companies use applicant tracking systems (ATS) to parse and filter resumes. A resume that cannot be parsed well may never reach a recruiter, no matter how strong your skills are.
- Use a simple single-column layout with standard fonts
- Use standard headings: Summary, Skills, Experience, Projects, Education
- Avoid tables, text boxes, icons and images for important content
- Match keywords from the job description — honestly
- List technologies explicitly (e.g. “Spring Boot”, “Angular”, “MongoDB”)
- Describe projects with what you built, the stack and your contribution
- Use action verbs: built, designed, integrated, optimized, debugged
- Quantify impact only where you have real numbers
- Keep it to one page for freshers, up to two for experienced developers
- Save and send as PDF unless a portal asks for another format
A weak vs a strong project line
Stronger: “Built REST APIs for cart and order management using Spring Boot and MySQL, with input validation and global exception handling.”
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