In your interview for a java developer position, be prepared to answer technical questions that test your understanding of Java basics. Interviewers may also ask open-ended questions to assess your coding and problem-solving abilities. Prepare for non-technical questions that focus on time management, interpersonal communication, and work ethic.
Define a class population with three methods- addPopulation(), printPopulation(), population(). addPopulation() takes two arguments- countryname in the form of string and population as int. It needs to store that value in a single structure. population() takes countryname as input and displays its population. If that countryname isn't present in the list, the output should be zero. printPopulation() prints all the countries with their respective population in tabular form.
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