Java - lesson 2 | HackIndia Skills

Java - lesson 2 | HackIndia Skills | HackIndia

Example

Recruiter data example

This is not the final class design. That comes in the next lesson. For now, see how types and collections shape the data.

import java.util.*;

public class RecruiterDataDemo {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String candidateName = "Asha Mehta";
        int experienceYears = 1;
        boolean openToRelocation = true;

        List<String> jobTitles = new ArrayList<>();
        jobTitles.add("Java Intern");
        jobTitles.add("Backend Intern");
        jobTitles.add("Software Developer Trainee");

        Set<String> skills = new HashSet<>();
        skills.add("Java");
        skills.add("SQL");
        skills.add("Java"); // duplicate is ignored

        Map<String, Integer> recruiterOpenings = new HashMap<>();
        recruiterOpenings.put("Zoho", 3);
        recruiterOpenings.put("Razorpay", 2);
        recruiterOpenings.put("Local Startup", 1);

        System.out.println(candidateName + " has skills: " + skills);
        System.out.println("Jobs loaded: " + jobTitles.size());
        System.out.println("Zoho openings: " + recruiterOpenings.get("Zoho"));
    }
}

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