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Question 26 of 30 for our Application Developer Mock Interview

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Question 26 of 30

How does the native language C or C++ understand data types in JAVA?

"Native languages such as C or C++ interfaces with Java code via the Java native interface, or JNI. This framework enables application developers to write native code if necessary, such as when application components can't be written using Java. JNI is part of the Java Development Kit, or JDK, and assists the developer with interfacing with any native code."

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  • 26. How does the native language C or C++ understand data types in JAVA?

      How to Answer

      This is another technical question the interviewer will use to confirm your qualifications for the App Developer position. Your background should enable you to answer this question easily. It is also an indicator of what programming languages the company uses, so you should expect additional questions about this topic. Your answer should be direct and succinct. Don't be concerned with saying too little. The interviewer will ask a follow-up question if they need more information.

      Written by William Swansen on September 7th, 2021

      1st Answer Example

      "Native languages such as C or C++ interfaces with Java code via the Java native interface, or JNI. This framework enables application developers to write native code if necessary, such as when application components can't be written using Java. JNI is part of the Java Development Kit, or JDK, and assists the developer with interfacing with any native code."

      Written by William Swansen on September 7th, 2021

      2nd Answer Example

      "Developers who use Java can interface with any native code, including C or C++ through the Java Native Interface or JNI. This component of the Java Tool Kit provides the programmer with tools and library routines that can be used to develop portions of the application which either need to interface with native code or can't be written in Java. Developers can also use JNI to modify existing applications that were originally written in native code."

      Written by William Swansen on September 7th, 2021