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In this video, we go through real Java interview questions asked at JP Morgan Chase – Round 1 (Dec 2025). These questions are commonly asked for Java Developer / Backend roles and focus heavily on Core Java, Collections, Multithreading, and Java 8+ concepts. If you’re preparing for product-based companies or financial firms, this video will help you understand what interviewers actually ask and expect. 🕒 Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction & Interview Context 00:34 Difference between Comparable & Comparator 09:57 Write a Thread-Safe Singleton 25:00 Sort a Map by Keys & Values 30:45 What is Try-With-Resources? 32:57 Streams vs Collections – Differences 34:56 HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap 👨💻 Questions Covered: • Difference between Comparable and Comparator • Writing a thread-safe Singleton • Sorting a Map by keys and values • Understanding try-with-resources • Streams vs Collections – core differences • HashMap vs ConcurrentHashMap 🎯 What interviewers are testing: • Core Java fundamentals • Multithreading and concurrency concepts • Java Collections and performance tradeoffs • Java 8+ features and best practices • Ability to explain concepts clearly, not just code 🧠 Why this video is useful: • Based on real interview experience • Focused on practical explanations • Covers high-frequency interview topics • Ideal for Java backend and enterprise roles This video is perfect for JP Morgan Chase interviews, Java Developer roles, backend interviews, and Core Java revision. 👉 Like, share & subscribe for more real interview questions and Java deep dives! #Java #JavaInterview #JPMorganChase #BackendEngineering #CoreJava #JavaDeveloper #Multithreading #CollectionsFramework #TechExplained