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I understand your point about writing clean and robust APIs, and I completely agree that good design is more important in real-world development. At the same time, questions like this are not meant to promote fragile code. They are designed to test how well a developer understands core concepts like method overloading and compile-time resolution. In interviews, these fundamentals still matter because they reflect how deeply someone understands the language, independent of IDE support. So it’s not about choosing between IDEs and concepts. Strong developers need both — solid fundamentals and good design practices.

Well, in this case it's not quite useful to know the answer. It doesn't make you a much better programmer. If your overloads are actually doing the different thing, then your code is totally fragile and must be rewritten. If they are doing the same thing (and exist for performance improvement or for compatibility reasons), then it doesn't matter which one is being called. It's better to ask during the interview how to make your API more clean and robust than how exactly the fragile code will behave. The IDE can answer the latter question for you, but the former one is much important if you want to do the programming job.

Thanks to inspection highlighting in #IntelliJIDEA, you immediately know the answer from the screenshot, as two other methods are marked as unused. You should not think much about tricky puzzler questions. IDE will think for you instead. Concentrate on something more important!

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What is the output of this Java program? public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { int i = 5; i = i++; System.out.println(i); } }

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