What is @RequestMapping Annotation in JAVA Spring? : JAVA Interview Question-2022

 @RequestMapping Annotation:

This is one of the basic annotations in Spring that maps HTTP requests with methods. This is used to map the request into the specific method in Spring.

The method is run every time an end-user makes an HTTP request. The mapping can also be done at the method or class level.

@RequestMapping("/hello")

public class HelloController() 

{

        @RequestMapping("/helloworld")

        public String show() 

        {

        return "JAVA means Silan Software";

        }

        @RequestMapping("/helloall")

        public String display() 

        {

        return "javabytrilochan";

        }

}

From here, the /hello is assigned on the class level. And each method has separate mappings and this allows to have a prefix before creating the mapping.

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What is the difference between HashMap and Hashtable in JAVA ? : Mphasis JAVA Interview Question-2022

 

HashMap  vs.  Hashtable:

Both HashMap and Hashtable are two implementation class of Map interface which contains pair. In a pair, one is key and one is value.

There are many differences between HashMap and Hashtable.

HashMap  Introduced in 1.2 version HashMap is not synchronized, that means it is not in thread safe. HashMap allows one null key and multiple null values. HashMap is faster. We can traverse HashMap by Iterator.

Hashtable Introduced in 1.0 version, that’s why it is called as legacy. Hashtable is synchronized, that means it is thread safe. Hashtable not allowed any null key or value. Hashtable is slow. We can traverse Hashtable by Enumerator and Iterator.

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What is Predicate in JAVA 8 ? Mphasis Interview Question-2022

 Predicate in JAVA 8:

A predicate is a built in functional interface present in java.util.function package. It is specifically used for code management and unit testing. It contains many built in methods which is as follows:

test(T t): It evaluates the predicate on the value passed to this function as the argument and returning a boolean value(true / false).

TestExample.java

import java.util.function.Predicate; 

class TestExample

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

Predicate<Integer> greater_than = x -> (x > 100);  

  

        // calling test method of the predicate

        System.out.println(greater_than.test(200));  

    } 

}