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🧠 Core Python Concepts (1-50)
- What are the different data types in Python?
- How does Python implement dynamic typing?
- What is casting in Python?
- What is slicing in Python?
- How are strings immutable in Python, and what does that mean?
- How to check if a string contains only digits?
- What are mutable and immutable data types in Python?
- What is the difference between is and == in Python?
- How does Python handle memory management?
- What is the difference between shallow copy and deep copy?
- What is the purpose of id() function in Python?
- How does garbage collection work in Python?
- What are the key differences between Python 2 and Python 3?
- How does Python’s import system work?
- What are Python’s built-in functions that you use frequently?
- How do you check the type of a variable in Python?
- What is the difference between str and repr?
- How does Python’s print() function work internally?
- What are Python’s naming conventions (PEP 8)?
- How do you document Python code properly?
- What is the purpose of if name == “main”?
- How does Python handle integer overflow?
- What are Python’s basic arithmetic operations?
- How do you format strings in Python?
- What are raw strings and when to use them?
- How does Python’s boolean evaluation work?
- What is short-circuit evaluation in Python?
- How do you work with complex numbers in Python?
- What are Python’s identity operators?
- How does membership testing work with in operator?
- What is the ternary operator in Python?
- How do you handle large numbers in Python?
- What is the difference between / and // operators?
- How does exponentiation work in Python?
- What are bitwise operators in Python?
- How do you convert between different number systems?
- What is the purpose of sys.getsizeof()?
- How does Python’s interpreter work?
- What are Python’s key language features?
- How does Python compare to other programming languages?
- What is duck typing in Python?
- How does Python’s dynamic nature affect performance?
- What are some built-in constants in Python?
- How do you use help() and dir() functions?
- What is the Pythonic way of writing code?
- How does Python handle floating point precision?
- What are some common Python idioms?
- How do you measure execution time in Python?
- What is the purpose of sys.argv?
- How does Python’s interactive shell work?
🧩 Strings and Collections (51-100)
- What are the main differences between lists and tuples?
- How do you remove duplicates from a list?
- How can you reverse a list in Python?
- What are list comprehensions and when to use them?
- What is the difference between append() and extend() methods?
- How do you sort a list of dictionaries by a specific key?
- How can you merge two dictionaries in Python 3.9+?
- How do you access dictionary keys safely without raising an error?
- What is a set in Python and when would you use it?
- How do you find the intersection and union of two sets?
- How do you create a dictionary comprehension?
- What is the difference between dict.keys(), dict.values(), and dict.items()?
- How do you handle missing keys in dictionaries?
- What are defaultdict and Counter from collections?
- How do you use enumerate() with lists?
- What is the difference between zip() and enumerate()?
- How do you flatten a nested list?
- What are the performance characteristics of list operations?
- How do you find the most common elements in a list?
- What is the difference between remove(), pop(), and del?
- How do you copy a list properly?
- What are namedtuples and when to use them?
- How do you concatenate strings efficiently?
- What are f-strings and how do they work?
- How do you split and join strings?
- What are string methods you use frequently?
- How do you handle multiline strings?
- What is the difference between capitalize(), title(), and upper()?
- How do you check if a string starts/ends with a substring?
- What are regular expressions in Python?
- How do you use re module for pattern matching?
- What are raw strings and why are they useful with regex?
- How do you format numbers in strings?
- What is the difference between sort() and sorted()?
- How do you implement a stack using lists?
- How do you implement a queue using deque?
- What are the time complexities of common list operations?
- How do you use bisect module for binary search?
- What are dictionary views and how are they useful?
- How do you invert a dictionary?
- What are frozensets and when to use them?
- How do you compare two lists for equality?
- What is the difference between == and is for collections?
- How do you create a list of unique elements while preserving order?
- What are some common string encoding issues?
- How do you handle Unicode strings properly?
- What is the purpose of str.encode() and bytes.decode()?
- How do you use collections.ChainMap?
- What are the advantages of tuples over lists?
- How do you use itertools for advanced iteration?
⚙️ Functions and Scope (101-150)
- What are *args and **kwargs used for?
- What is the difference between global and local variables?
- What is the purpose of the return statement?
- What is recursion, and how is it implemented in Python?
- What are lambda functions, and how are they different from normal functions?
- What is a closure in Python?
- How do default parameter values work in Python functions?
- What happens if you use a mutable object as a default argument?
- How can you pass a function as an argument to another function?
- What are decorators in Python?
- How does Python’s variable scope resolution work (LEGB rule)?
- What is the global keyword and when to use it?
- What is the nonlocal keyword and when to use it?
- How do you create a function with optional arguments?
- What is function annotation and how is it used?
- How do you document functions with docstrings?
- What are higher-order functions in Python?
- How do map(), filter(), and reduce() work?
- What is the difference between functools.partial and lambda?
- How do you handle function composition in Python?
- What are generator functions and how do they differ from normal functions?
- How does Python handle function calls internally?
- What is tail recursion and does Python optimize it?
- How do you create a recursive function with memoization?
- What are the limitations of lambda functions?
- How do you access a function’s name and docstring?
- What is the purpose of the inspect module for functions?
- How do you create a function that returns multiple values?
- What is the difference between parameters and arguments?
- How do you use keyword-only arguments?
- How do you use positional-only arguments?
- What are variable-length argument lists?
- How do you unpack arguments with * and **?
- What is the call stack and how does it work in Python?
- How do you handle stack overflow in recursive functions?
- What are pure functions and why are they useful?
- How do you test functions in Python?
- What is function currying and how to implement it?
- How do you measure function execution time?
- What are callback functions and when to use them?
- How do you create a function that can be called in multiple ways?
- What is method chaining and how to implement it?
- How do you handle side effects in functions?
- What are first-class functions in Python?
- How do you pass functions by reference?
- What is the difference between bound and unbound methods?
- How do you create a function that remembers state?
- What are function attributes and how to use them?
- How do you implement function overloading in Python?
- What are coroutine functions and how do they work?
🧮 Object-Oriented Programming (151-200)
- What is a class in Python?
- What is the difference between a class variable and an instance variable?
- What is inheritance, and how is it implemented in Python?
- What is polymorphism in Python?
- What is method overriding?
- What are @staticmethod and @classmethod?
- What is encapsulation, and how does Python implement it?
- What does the super() function do?
- How can you make an object callable like a function?
- What are magic (dunder) methods in Python?
- How do you create a class with proper initialization?
- What is the difference between init and new?
- How do you implement operator overloading?
- What are properties and how do they work?
- How do you create read-only attributes?
- What is the purpose of slots?
- How does multiple inheritance work in Python?
- What is the method resolution order (MRO)?
- How do you check a class’s MRO?
- What is the diamond problem and how does Python solve it?
- How do you create an abstract base class?
- What is the abc module used for?
- How do you implement interfaces in Python?
- What are mixin classes and when to use them?
- How do you implement composition over inheritance?
- What is the difference between aggregation and composition?
- How do you create a singleton class?
- What are class decorators and how do they work?
- How do you implement the factory pattern?
- What is the difference between isinstance() and type()?
- How do you implement custom exception classes?
- What are context managers and how to create them?
- How do you implement the iterator protocol?
- What are descriptors and how do they work?
- How do you create a data class?
- What is the difference between old-style and new-style classes?
- How do you implement method chaining?
- What are the benefits of using properties over getter/setter methods?
- How do you implement object comparison?
- How do you make objects sortable?
- How do you implement copy operations for objects?
- What is object serialization and how to implement it?
- How do you implement the observer pattern?
- What are the principles of OOP and how does Python support them?
- How do you handle object destruction and cleanup?
- What is weak referencing and when to use it?
- How do you implement the strategy pattern?
- What are metaclasses and when to use them?
- How do you create a class that can’t be instantiated?
- How do you implement dependency injection?
🔁 Iterators, Generators, and Comprehensions (201-250)
- What is the difference between an iterator and an iterable?
- What are generators in Python?
- What is the yield keyword used for?
- What is the difference between a generator expression and a list comprehension?
- How can you create an infinite iterator in Python?
- How does the iterator protocol work?
- What are the benefits of using generators?
- How do you create a custom iterator class?
- What is the difference between iter and next?
- How do you handle the StopIteration exception?
- What are generator expressions and when to use them?
- How do you create a generator function?
- What is the difference between yield and return?
- How do you send values into a generator?
- What is yield from and how does it work?
- How do you close a generator?
- How do you handle exceptions in generators?
- What are the memory implications of generators vs lists?
- How do you create a pipeline with generators?
- What are common use cases for generators?
- How do you implement the itertools module functions?
- What is lazy evaluation and how do generators implement it?
- How do you create a generator that produces infinite sequences?
- What are the performance benefits of generators?
- How do you debug generator functions?
- How do you convert a generator to a list?
- What are dictionary and set comprehensions?
- How do you create nested comprehensions?
- What are the limitations of comprehensions?
- How do you filter elements in comprehensions?
- What is the difference between generator expressions and list comprehensions performance-wise?
- How do you create a generator that reads large files?
- What are async generators and how do they work?
- How do you use itertools.chain?
- How do you use itertools.groupby?
- What are the benefits of using itertools.cycle?
- How do you implement a round-robin iterator?
- What are iterator tools in itertools?
- How do you create a sliding window iterator?
- How do you implement a pagination generator?
- What are the memory characteristics of different comprehension types?
- How do you handle large datasets with generators?
- What is the difference between eager and lazy evaluation?
- How do you create a generator that consumes another generator?
- What are generator-based coroutines?
- How do you measure generator performance?
- What are common generator patterns?
- How do you create a generator that yields from multiple sources?
- What are the state management aspects of generators?
- How do you implement a generator that can be reset?
🧱 Error Handling and Files
- What is exception handling in Python?
- What is the difference between except Exception and except BaseException?
- How do you handle multiple exceptions in a single block?
- How can you read and write files in Python?
- What does the with statement do when opening files?
- What are the different file modes in Python?
- How do you handle file not found errors?
- What is the difference between try-except and try-finally?
- How do you create custom exceptions?
- What is exception chaining and how does it work?
- How do you use else clause with try-except?
- What is the purpose of raise from?
- How do you log exceptions properly?
- What are context managers and how do they relate to file handling?
- How do you read a file line by line efficiently?
- What is the difference between text and binary modes?
- How do you handle character encoding in files?
- What are common file operations?
- How do you check if a file exists?
- How do you handle permission errors?
- What is the io module used for?
- How do you work with CSV files?
- How do you work with JSON files?
- How do you handle large files without loading them entirely into memory?
- What are file-like objects?
- How do you implement a custom context manager?
- What is the pathlib module and why use it?
- How do you handle temporary files?
- What are the different ways to read file content?
- How do you write to files safely?
- What is atomic file writing?
- How do you handle file locking?
- What are the performance considerations for file I/O?
- How do you monitor file changes?
- How do you work with compressed files?
- How do you handle network I/O errors?
- What are the best practices for exception handling?
- How do you create exception hierarchies?
- What is the purpose of sys.exc_info()?
- How do you handle keyboard interrupts?
- How do you implement retry logic with exceptions?
- What are warning messages and how to handle them?
- How do you use assert statements?
- What is the difference between errors and exceptions?
- How do you handle resource cleanup properly?
- What are the common anti-patterns in exception handling?
- How do you test exception handling?
- What is the performance impact of exception handling?
- How do you handle exceptions in concurrent code?
- What are the security considerations in file handling?
🐍 Python Interview Questions (Intermediate → Advanced)
📦 Modules & Imports
- What is the difference between absolute and relative imports in Python?
- How do
__name__ == "__main__"guards work and why use them? - What is the purpose of
__all__in a module’s__init__.py? - How does Python find modules on the import path (
sys.path)? - What are namespace packages and how do they differ from regular packages?
- How do import cycles occur and how can you break them?
- What does import time vs runtime cost mean, and how do you optimize imports?
- What is the difference between
import module,from module import name, andimport module as alias? - How do you create a Python package?
- What is the purpose of
__init__.pyfiles? - How do you structure a large Python project?
- What are the differences between modules, packages, and libraries?
- How do you handle module dependencies?
- What is the purpose of
sys.modules? - How do you reload a module during development?
- What are built-in modules and how do they differ from regular modules?
- How do you create a module that works as both a script and an importable module?
- What is the Python path and how is it configured?
- How do you install third-party packages?
- What are virtual environments and why use them?
- How do you manage package versions?
- What is the purpose of
requirements.txt? - How do you create a distributable package?
- What are entry points in Python packages?
- How do you handle module configuration?
- What are the best practices for module design?
- How do you handle module-level data?
- What is the difference between public and private module members?
- How do you document a module?
- What are namespace packages and when to use them?
- How do you implement plugin architecture with modules?
- What is lazy importing and how to implement it?
- How do you handle module not found errors?
- What are the security considerations when importing modules?
- How do you create a module with C extensions?
- What are the performance implications of import statements?
- How do you profile module import time?
- What are common patterns for module initialization?
- How do you handle module dependencies in tests?
- What is the purpose of
importlib? - How do you implement dynamic imports?
- What are the differences between Python’s import system and other languages?
- How do you create a module that works across Python versions?
- What are the best practices for package naming?
- How do you handle module state?
- What are the considerations for cross-platform modules?
- How do you implement module-level caching?
- What are the patterns for module configuration management?
- How do you handle module deprecation?
- What are the tools for package distribution?
🎀 Decorators & Descriptors (351–400)
- How do function decorators work under the hood?
- What problems are decorators good at solving?
- How do you write a decorator that accepts arguments?
- What is
functools.wrapsand why is it important? - What is a descriptor in Python?
- How do the descriptor methods
__get__,__set__, and__delete__work? - When would you use a descriptor instead of
@property? - How do method descriptors (bound vs unbound methods) actually bind
self? - How do you create a class decorator?
- What are the common use cases for decorators?
- How do you debug decorated functions?
- What is the difference between function and class decorators?
- How do you create a decorator that works with both functions and methods?
- What are parameterized decorators?
- How do you stack multiple decorators?
- What is the execution order of stacked decorators?
- How do you create a decorator that preserves function signature?
- What are the performance implications of decorators?
- How do you test decorated functions?
- What are some built-in decorators in Python?
- How do you implement caching with decorators?
- How do you create a timing decorator?
- How do you implement retry logic with decorators?
- How do you create a decorator for access control?
- How do you implement type checking with decorators?
- What are the limitations of decorators?
- How do you remove decorators from functions?
- What is the difference between descriptors and properties?
- How do you create a read-only descriptor?
- How do you implement the observer pattern with descriptors?
- What are data descriptors vs non-data descriptors?
- How do descriptors interact with the attribute lookup chain?
- How do you create a lazy loading descriptor?
- What are the performance benefits of descriptors?
- How do you debug descriptor access?
- How do you implement validation with descriptors?
- What are the common patterns for descriptor usage?
- How do descriptors work with inheritance?
- How do you create a descriptor that works with class attributes?
- What are the security considerations with descriptors?
- How do you implement the singleton pattern with descriptors?
- How do you create a descriptor that tracks access?
- What are the differences between
__getattr__and descriptors? - How do you implement computed attributes with descriptors?
- What are the best practices for descriptor design?
- How do you handle descriptor errors?
- How do you test descriptor behavior?
- What are the memory implications of descriptors?
- How do you implement context manager behavior with descriptors?
- How do you create a descriptor that works with multiple instances?
🔁 Advanced Iteration & Generators (401–450)
- How does the iterator protocol (
__iter__,__next__) work? - What are the trade-offs between generators and lists for large data?
- How do you send values into a generator (
generator.send) and why? - What does
yield fromdo and when should you use it? - How do you handle exceptions inside generators?
- What are common
itertoolsutilities (e.g.,groupby,chain,tee)? - How can you implement a custom iterable with internal state?
- What’s the difference between generator expressions and comprehensions performance-wise?
- How do you create a generator that can be closed prematurely?
- What are coroutine-based generators?
- How do you implement data processing pipelines with generators?
- What are the memory characteristics of generator pipelines?
- How do you handle backpressure in generator pipelines?
- What are async generators and how do they differ from regular generators?
- How do you implement the observer pattern with generators?
- What are generator-based context managers?
- How do you create a generator that yields from multiple iterables?
- What are the performance optimization techniques for generators?
- How do you debug complex generator pipelines?
- How do you implement error handling in generator chains?
- What are the best practices for generator design?
- How do you create a generator that maintains state across yields?
- What are the limitations of generators?
- How do you implement pagination with generators?
- How do you create a generator that can be serialized?
- What are the concurrency considerations with generators?
- How do you implement the producer-consumer pattern with generators?
- What are generator expressions vs generator functions?
- How do you create a generator that yields computed values on demand?
- What are the performance implications of
yield from? - How do you implement recursive generators?
- What are the memory profiling techniques for generators?
- How do you create a generator that works with database cursors?
- What are the patterns for generator composition?
- How do you implement timeout for generator operations?
- What are the testing strategies for generators?
- How do you create a generator that can be reset or reused?
- What are the differences between generators and iterators?
- How do you implement the chain of responsibility with generators?
- What are the security considerations with generators?
- How do you create a generator that yields from async sources?
- What are the performance characteristics of
itertoolsfunctions? - How do you implement custom iterator patterns?
- What are the memory management aspects of large iterables?
- How do you create a generator that handles streaming data?
- What are the error recovery patterns for generators?
- How do you implement progress tracking in generators?
- What are the patterns for generator-based algorithms?
- How do you create a generator that yields batches of data?
- What are the concurrency patterns with generators?
⚡ ASYNC & CONCURRENCY (401–430)
- What is the difference between threading, multiprocessing, and asyncio in Python?
- What is the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL), and how does it affect concurrency?
- When should you use asyncio instead of threads?
- What are event loops in asyncio, and how do they work?
- What is the difference between async/await and callback-based concurrency?
- How do coroutines differ from normal functions?
- What is the difference between concurrency and parallelism?
- How do you cancel a running asyncio task?
- What are asyncio Futures?
- What is the difference between Task and Future in asyncio?
- How do you limit concurrency (semaphore control) in asyncio?
- How do you create your own awaitable object?
- What does
asyncio.gather()do, and when should you use it? - What happens if a coroutine blocks the event loop?
- How do you perform CPU-bound work without freezing the event loop?
- What is
run_in_executorand when should you use it? - How do you handle exceptions inside async tasks?
- What is structured concurrency, and how does Python apply it?
- How do you use async context managers with
async with? - What are async iterators and async generators?
- How do you create a connection pool asynchronously (e.g., database)?
- What is deadlock and how do you avoid it in asyncio?
- How do you detect whether code is executing inside the event loop?
- How do you implement rate limiting with asyncio?
- What are race conditions, and how do you prevent them?
- What are locks, semaphores, and barriers in threading/async?
- How does
asyncio.to_thread()improve concurrency? - How do you benchmark async vs threaded programs?
- How do you trace/debug running async tasks?
- What are cancellation points in asyncio and why do they matter?
📚 CONTEXT MANAGERS & WITH (431–450)
- What are the lifecycle steps of a context manager?
- How do you create a reusable context manager class?
- How do you use
contextlib.ExitStackfor nested resource handling? - What is
contextlib.nullcontextused for? - How do you enforce thread safety using a context manager?
- How do you measure execution time using a context manager?
- How do you temporarily patch environment variables via context manager?
- How do you create a context manager that retries code on failure?
- How do you log entry and exit of a block using a context manager?
- Can a context manager swallow exceptions? How?
- How do you protect database transactions using context managers?
- How do you write context managers that return values?
- What happens if
__exit__raises an exception itself? - How do you chain multiple context managers manually without
with ... as? - How do you create reusable context managers using decorators?
- How do you use context managers for temporary file operations?
- How do you unit test custom context managers?
- When should you use
closing()from contextlib? - What are common anti-patterns when designing context managers?
- What are advanced debugging techniques for context managers?
✍️ TYPING & DATACLASSES (451–470)
- What problem does type hinting solve in Python?
- What is the difference between
typing.Listandlist? - What is
UnionvsOptionalvs|operator in type hints? - How do you type hint a function that returns different types based on input?
- What are TypedDicts and when to use them?
- What is Protocol typing and how does it support duck typing?
- How do you type hint a callable with parameter and return types?
- What are generics in typing?
- What is covariance vs contravariance in typing?
- How do you use
Literaltype? - How do you add runtime type checking to type hints?
- What is the difference between
@dataclass(frozen=True)and immutability? - What is
__post_init__in dataclasses? - How do you auto-generate ordering comparison operators in dataclasses?
- How do you handle default mutable parameters in dataclasses?
- How do you provide type hints for dictionaries with complex nested structures?
- What is the impact of typing on performance?
- How do you enforce type checking in CI/CD using mypy?
- What is
dataclasses.asdict()and when to use it? - How do you define slots-enabled dataclasses and why?
🧠 MEMORY, GC & PERFORMANCE (471–485)
- How does Python’s garbage collector work?
- What is reference counting?
- What are memory leaks and how do they occur in Python?
- How do circular references happen?
- How do you measure memory usage of a Python program?
- How does object interning work?
- What is the difference between
deepcopyandshallow copy? - What are best practices for reducing memory allocation?
- How do you optimize large list operations?
- How do you use memory profiling tools (
tracemalloc)? - What is cache locality and why does it matter?
- What is a memory view and how does it avoid copying data?
- How does Python allocate small objects?
- What causes fragmentation in Python memory?
- How do you prevent accidental retention of objects in memory?
🧬 METAPROGRAMMING & REFLECTION (486–493)
- What is reflection in Python and how is
inspectused? - What does
globals()andlocals()return? - How do you dynamically modify a class at runtime?
- What is
type()doing when used as a class constructor? - How do you intercept attribute access using
__getattr__and__setattr__? - What are function annotations and how can you access them?
- How do you modify bytecode or AST at runtime?
- How do you invoke private methods using reflection?
⚙️ ADVANCED OOP MECHANICS (494–497)
- How do MRO (Method Resolution Order) and
super()work internally? - What is multiple inheritance diamond problem and how does Python solve it?
- What are abstract base classes (ABC) and interfaces?
- How do you implement mixins correctly?
🧩 DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS IN PYTHON (498–500)
- How do you implement a min-heap and max-heap using
heapq? - How do you implement a graph traversal (DFS/BFS)?
- How do you use
bisectfor efficient searching in sorted data?
🧺 Lists (501–550)
- What is list comprehension and how does it work?
- How can you use a list comprehension to create a list of squares?
- How do you flatten a nested list in Python?
- How can you remove duplicates from a list while preserving order?
- How do you find the index of the maximum element in a list?
- How can you convert a list of strings into a single string?
- How can you find the frequency of each element in a list?
- How do you merge multiple lists into one?
- How can you remove
Nonevalues from a list? - How do you get every second element from a list?
- How can you split a list into equal-sized chunks?
- How do you rotate a list to the right by one position?
- How do you shuffle elements of a list randomly?
- How can you use slicing to reverse a list?
- How can you create a list of even numbers using list comprehension?
- How do you check if two lists are equal regardless of order?
- How can you multiply all numbers in a list?
- How do you remove negative numbers from a list?
- How do you extract only integers from a mixed-type list?
- How can you sort a list of tuples by the second value?
- How do you find common elements between two lists?
- How can you check if one list is a subset of another?
- How can you find elements that are in one list but not in another?
- How do you remove specific elements using list comprehension?
- How do you find duplicates in a list?
- How can you count how many times each element appears in a list?
- How do you get both the index and value when iterating through a list?
- How can you convert a list of characters into a string?
- How do you convert a string into a list of characters?
- How can you replace all occurrences of an element in a list?
- How do you find the first repeating element in a list?
- How can you find all unique elements in a list?
- How do you convert a list into a dictionary with indexes as keys?
- How can you check if all elements in a list are unique?
- How do you find the mode (most frequent value) in a list?
- How do you check if a list is sorted in ascending order?
- How can you remove empty lists from a list of lists?
- How do you merge two sorted lists into a single sorted list?
- How do you access nested list elements safely?
- How do you create a 2D list (matrix) dynamically?
- How can you transpose a 2D list (rows to columns)?
- How can you sum all elements of a nested list?
- How can you filter a list based on a condition using
filter()? - How can you use
map()with lists in Python? - How do you convert all elements of a list to uppercase?
- How can you create a list of prime numbers using comprehension?
- How do you find the difference between two lists?
- How do you count the total number of elements in nested lists?
- How can you check if a list contains only numbers?
- How do you clear all elements from a list without deleting it?
🧱 Tuples (551–580)
- How do you unpack a tuple into variables?
- How do you swap two variables using tuple unpacking?
- How can you concatenate two tuples?
- How do you repeat elements in a tuple?
- How can you check if an element exists in a tuple?
- How do you slice a tuple?
- How can you convert a tuple of strings into a single string?
- How do you get the length of a tuple?
- How can you convert a nested tuple into a flat one?
- How do you sort a list of tuples by the first element?
- How can you check if all elements in a tuple are identical?
- How do you find the sum of numbers in a tuple?
- How do you convert a tuple into a list of tuples with indices?
- How can you create a tuple from user input?
- How do you copy a tuple?
- How can you check if two tuples are equal?
- How can you find the largest element in a tuple?
- How can you convert a tuple to a dictionary?
- How do you zip two tuples together?
- How can you find the minimum value in a tuple?
- How can you convert a tuple into a set?
- How do you access nested tuple elements?
- How can you multiply numeric elements in a tuple?
- How do you remove an element from a tuple?
- How can you find the index of a sub-tuple inside a tuple?
- How do you check if a tuple contains only strings?
- How can you reverse a tuple?
- How do you count occurrences of a value in a tuple?
- How can you check memory usage of a tuple vs list?
- How do you slice a tuple with a negative step?
🧮 Sets (581–610)
- How can you remove duplicates from a list using a set?
- How do you check if a set is empty?
- How can you clear all elements in a set?
- How do you find symmetric difference between sets?
- How can you find elements present in exactly one set?
- How do you check if two sets are equal?
- How can you check if two sets have elements in common?
- How do you create a set from a string?
- How do you convert a set to a list?
- How can you add multiple elements to a set at once?
- How do you remove all even numbers from a set?
- How can you create a frozen set?
- How do you check subset and superset relationships?
- How can you find all subsets of a given set?
- How do you copy a set?
- How can you find difference between three sets?
- How do you find intersection between multiple sets?
- How can you perform mathematical operations using sets?
- How can you iterate through a set?
- How can you use set comprehension?
- How do you find elements unique to one of multiple sets?
- How do you check if two sets are disjoint?
- How can you remove all elements conditionally from a set?
- How do you use
pop()in sets? - How can you find max and min values in a set?
- How do you freeze a set to use as a dictionary key?
- How can you count unique words in a sentence using a set?
- How can you find common characters between two strings using sets?
- How do you create a set of tuples?
- How do you remove duplicates from a list of dictionaries using sets?
🗂️ Dictionaries (611–650)
- How can you merge two dictionaries?
- How can you access dictionary keys and values separately?
- How do you get all keys as a list?
- How do you get all values as a list?
- How can you check if a key exists in a dictionary?
- How can you remove a key safely without KeyError?
- How do you get the default value for a missing key?
- How can you copy a dictionary?
- How do you update multiple values at once?
- How can you sort a dictionary by keys?
- How can you sort a dictionary by values?
- How do you create a dictionary from two lists?
- How can you create nested dictionaries dynamically?
- How do you access nested dictionary values?
- How can you delete all entries from a dictionary?
- How can you find the key with the maximum value?
- How do you invert keys and values in a dictionary?
- How do you count frequency of characters using a dictionary?
- How can you merge a list of dictionaries into one?
- How can you iterate through both key and value in a loop?
- How do you create a dictionary comprehension?
- How can you filter dictionary items by condition?
- How do you handle mutable default arguments with dictionaries?
- How can you remove duplicate values in a dictionary?
- How do you check dictionary equality?
- How can you flatten a nested dictionary?
- How do you group elements by a condition into a dictionary?
- How can you use dictionary unpacking in Python?
- How do you create a dictionary with default values using
defaultdict? - How can you use
Counterfromcollectionswith dictionaries? - How do you combine dictionary keys and values into a tuple list?
- How can you swap keys and values safely in a dictionary?
- How can you handle missing keys using
get()? - How do you iterate only through keys?
- How do you iterate only through values?
- How can you merge dictionaries in Python 3.9+ using
|? - How do you create an ordered dictionary?
- How can you clear only specific entries based on a condition?
- How do you find dictionary items with duplicate values?
- How can you convert JSON to a dictionary and vice versa?
🧩 Functions (651–720)
- How do you define a recursive function in Python?
- What is a pure function?
- How can you check the number of arguments passed to a function?
- How do you create a function that returns multiple values?
- How can you annotate function parameters and return types?
- How do you use
*argsand**kwargsin the same function? - What is function overloading, and is it supported in Python?
- How do you use default parameters effectively?
- How can you make keyword-only arguments in a function?
- How do you use the
returnstatement without returning a value? - How can a function return another function?
- How can you assign a function to a variable?
- What is a higher-order function?
- How do you use functions as arguments in Python?
- What is the use of the
map()function? - What is the use of the
filter()function? - How can you use
reduce()fromfunctools? - What is a decorator in Python?
- How can you create your own decorator?
- How do you use multiple decorators on a single function?
- What is the difference between
@staticmethodand@classmethod? - What is a closure in Python?
- How do you use the
nonlocalkeyword inside nested functions? - How do you make a function that remembers past arguments (memoization)?
- How can you use recursion to compute Fibonacci numbers?
- How do you handle recursion limits in Python?
- What is tail recursion, and does Python support it?
- How do you document a function using docstrings?
- How can you check a function’s docstring at runtime?
- How can you test if a variable is callable?
- How can you dynamically call a function by name?
- How can you access the name of a function inside itself?
- What is the use of the
globals()andlocals()functions? - How do you create lambda functions that return multiple values?
- How can you use lambda with
map()andfilter()? - How do you handle exceptions inside a function?
- How can you pass a function as an argument to another function?
- How do you write a function to check if a string is a palindrome?
- How can you calculate factorial iteratively and recursively?
- How do you write a function that returns both sum and average?
- How do you define a function with optional arguments?
- How do you check default argument values at runtime?
- How can you prevent default argument mutation issues?
- How do you write a recursive function to compute power(x, n)?
- How do you define and call anonymous functions?
- How do you return lambda functions from another function?
- What are partial functions in
functools? - How can you implement caching using
functools.lru_cache? - What is function introspection?
- How can you get the source code of a function programmatically?
- How can you use function decorators for logging?
- How can you validate arguments using decorators?
- How can you use
@propertydecorators in classes? - How do you measure the execution time of a function?
- How can you make a function asynchronous?
- How can you make recursive calls asynchronous?
- How can you enforce type hints at runtime?
- How do you write a function that reads from a file and returns word count?
- How can you write a function that accepts only keyword arguments?
- How do you use
globals()to modify a global variable inside a function? - How do you track how many times a function was called?
- How can you define a function that takes another function as input and modifies its behavior?
- How can you create a decorator to handle exceptions automatically?
- How do you make a function that returns another function dynamically?
- How can you check a function’s signature at runtime?
- How can you use a function to filter dictionary elements?
- How do you implement recursion safely with large inputs?
- How can you call a Python function from a string name?
- How can you store functions in a list and call them dynamically?
- How do you apply a function to all elements of a nested list?
🔁 Loops and Iteration (721–770)
- How can you use
enumerate()with custom start indexes? - How do you loop through a list with both index and value?
- How do you iterate over two lists simultaneously?
- How can you loop in reverse order using
range()? - How can you break from multiple nested loops?
- How do you continue an outer loop from an inner loop?
- How can you use list comprehension with conditionals?
- How do you use dictionary comprehension with loops?
- How do you iterate over a list of dictionaries?
- How can you loop infinitely but exit on condition?
- How do you loop through characters in a string?
- How can you use
zip()in loops? - How can you find indexes of elements matching a condition?
- How can you iterate through a matrix (2D list)?
- How can you loop through file lines efficiently?
- How do you create nested loops dynamically?
- How do you measure number of iterations before condition fails?
- How do you generate number patterns using loops?
- How can you use
forwithelseeffectively? - How can you use
whilewithelseeffectively? - How can you simulate a
do-whileloop in Python? - How do you combine multiple loops using comprehension?
- How can you break only one iteration in a nested loop?
- How can you iterate through list elements in pairs?
- How do you iterate through multiple iterables of unequal length?
- How can you create an infinite iterator using
itertools? - How do you repeat a block of code multiple times with different inputs?
- How do you flatten nested loops into a single comprehension?
- How do you count iterations in a loop?
- How do you use
itertools.cycle()for looping? - How can you skip iterations conditionally in loops?
- How do you iterate through keys and values of a dictionary simultaneously?
- How can you use
breakandcontinueeffectively together? - How do you detect early termination of a loop?
- How do you find the first matching element in a loop?
- How do you sum all even numbers using loops?
- How can you iterate over a range with custom step size?
- How can you create a triangular pattern using loops?
- How do you iterate through nested lists using recursion?
- How can you loop backwards using slicing?
- How can you terminate a loop using
sys.exit()? - How can you optimize large loop performance?
- How can you iterate over combinations of items?
- How can you generate permutations using loops?
- How do you iterate over files in a directory?
- How can you use loops to generate prime numbers?
- How can you use loops to validate user input repeatedly?
- How can you combine while and for loops logically?
- How do you avoid infinite loops?
- How do you use loop else for search success/failure messages?
🧮 Conditional Statements (771–800)
- How do you use nested
ifstatements? - How can you combine multiple conditions?
- How can you use logical operators effectively?
- What is short-circuit evaluation in Python?
- How can you replace
if-elif-elsechains with dictionaries? - How can you write multi-condition expressions in one line?
- How do you handle multiple conditions elegantly?
- How can you use conditional expressions in comprehensions?
- How can you check multiple ranges in a single
if? - How can you compare strings in conditional checks?
- How can you use
match-case(Python 3.10+) instead ofif? - How can you use conditionals inside lambda functions?
- How do you handle boolean logic simplification?
- How can you use ternary operators inside print statements?
- How do you perform nested ternary operations?
- How can you check if value lies between two numbers?
- How can you combine membership and identity checks?
- How can you handle multiple comparisons like a < b < c?
- How can you check multiple conditions in sequence?
- How do you handle conditional execution for data validation?
- How can you create dynamic conditional expressions?
- How do you handle input-based conditional branching?
- How can you check for multiple valid string options?
- How can you avoid deeply nested conditionals?
- How can you use conditionals with dictionaries for mapping?
- How can you use early returns instead of deep conditionals?
- How do you use
and/orchaining for cleaner code? - How do you check for null or empty values safely?
- How can you implement a simple grading system using
if-elif? - How can you check for substring presence conditionally?
📥 Input / Output (801–840)
- How can you take multiple inputs in one line?
- How do you split input strings into integers?
- How can you read an entire file at once?
- How do you read line by line efficiently?
- How can you write multiple lines to a file?
- How can you append text to a file?
- How do you read binary files?
- How do you write binary data to files?
- How can you check if a file exists before reading?
- How do you handle file paths safely across OS?
- How can you use context managers for file I/O?
- How do you read large files efficiently?
- How can you count number of lines in a file?
- How do you get file size in bytes?
- How can you write CSV files?
- How do you read CSV files into lists?
- How can you use JSON module for file operations?
- How do you read and write JSON data?
- How can you write formatted output using f-strings?
- How do you print without newline?
- How do you redirect output to a file?
- How can you suppress print output temporarily?
- How do you log console output to a file?
- How do you check encoding of a file?
- How can you read files using encoding parameter?
- How do you handle file read exceptions?
- How can you print colored output in terminal?
- How can you use
input()safely for numeric values? - How do you use
osmodule for file operations? - How can you create and delete files dynamically?
- How do you copy contents from one file to another?
- How can you move files using Python?
- How can you create temporary files?
- How do you work with text files and newlines?
- How do you write Unicode text to a file?
- How do you read JSON into dictionary and access nested keys?
- How can you format numeric output with precision?
- How can you use
pathlibfor I/O operations? - How can you print tabular data neatly?
- How do you use
print()to display complex data structures?
⚠️ Exception Handling (841–890)
- How can you catch specific exceptions?
- How do you handle multiple exceptions in a single block?
- How can you raise custom exceptions?
- How can you define your own exception class?
- How do you use
finallyfor resource cleanup? - How can you suppress exceptions conditionally?
- How do you log exceptions using the logging module?
- How can you handle exceptions inside loops?
- How can you retry operations on exceptions?
- How can you re-raise exceptions?
- How can you nest try-except blocks?
- How can you catch all exceptions safely?
- How can you chain exceptions?
- How can you check exception messages programmatically?
- How do you handle file read exceptions?
- How can you handle division by zero safely?
- How can you use assertions for debugging?
- How can you suppress warnings and minor errors?
- How can you handle exceptions in user input validation?
- How can you use try-else-finally effectively?
- How can you debug exceptions using traceback?
- How do you use
contextlib.suppress()? - How can you handle exceptions raised in threads?
- How do you handle exceptions in async functions?
- How do you raise exceptions manually using
raise? - How can you use custom messages in exceptions?
- How do you differentiate between error types dynamically?
- How can you define multiple exception handlers for custom logic?
- How can you capture full exception stack trace?
- How can you retry failed API calls with exception handling?
- How can you propagate exceptions up function calls?
- How can you exit gracefully after an exception?
- How can you use exceptions for validation control flow?
- How do you create hierarchical exception classes?
- How can you handle exceptions inside lambda functions?
- How can you check whether an exception occurred?
- How can you catch and ignore harmless exceptions?
- How can you wrap functions with try-except decorators?
- How do you store exception details for later?
- How can you use
finallywithout except? - How do you differentiate between syntax and runtime errors?
- How can you retry loops with exceptions?
- How can you use custom context managers for handling exceptions?
- How can you catch exceptions in multiprocessing?
- How can you handle memory errors?
- How can you handle
KeyboardInterruptsafely? - How can you catch import errors gracefully?
- How can you validate user-defined exceptions?
- How do you combine
trywith file operations? - How do you handle multiple dependent try blocks?
📦 Modules and Imports (891–930)
- How do you create a custom Python module?
- How do you import functions from another module?
- How do you use relative imports?
- How can you reload an imported module?
- How can you check module file path?
- How do you check available attributes in a module?
- How do you import specific classes or functions only?
- How can you alias a module using
as? - How can you avoid circular imports?
- How can you list all installed modules?
- How do you install a module programmatically using pip?
- How can you uninstall modules using pip?
- How can you import modules dynamically using importlib?
- How do you get the module version programmatically?
- How can you check Python’s built-in modules?
- How can you use modules from another directory?
- How can you check module dependencies?
- How can you package your Python project into a module?
- How do you specify dependencies in
requirements.txt? - How can you create and activate virtual environments?
- How can you freeze current packages for deployment?
- How do you import submodules within a package?
- How do you prevent code from executing on import?
- How can you run a module as a script?
- How can you import constants from a module?
- How can you check if a module is already loaded?
- How can you import a module conditionally?
- How do you check all available functions in a module?
- How do you check module source location?
- How can you check if module import failed?
- How do you use
sys.pathfor module discovery? - How can you temporarily modify import paths?
- How can you import from zip files or archives?
- How can you reload updated code dynamically?
- How can you check package metadata?
- How can you publish a Python module to PyPI?
- How can you use built-in modules like
os,sys, andmath? - How do you measure module load time?
- How can you use modules to handle dates and times?
- How can you check if two modules have name conflicts?
💡 Coding Logic & Practice (931–1000)
- Write a Python program to check if a string has balanced parentheses.
- Write a function to remove all whitespace from a string.
- Write a program to count the number of words in a file.
- Write a function to find the factorial of a number using recursion.
- Write a program to reverse each word in a string.
- Write a function to merge and sort two lists.
- Write a Python program to check if two strings are anagrams.
- Write a function to count vowels and consonants in a string.
- Write a function to generate Fibonacci sequence up to n terms.
- Write a function to find the largest element in a list.
- Write a program to check if a number is prime.
- Write a function to remove duplicates from a list.
- Write a program to flatten a nested list.
- Write a function to find factorial using recursion.
- Write a program to compute the sum of digits of a number.
- Write a function to find the longest word in a sentence.
- Write a program to read a text file and print its line count.
- Write a function to find the intersection of two sets.
- Write a function to compute the union of two lists.
- Write a function to check if a list is sorted.
- Write a program to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit.
- Write a program to count character frequency in a string.
- Write a function to find the second-largest number in a list.
- Write a function to find all even numbers in a given range.
- Write a function to check palindrome strings.
- Write a function to check if a number is Armstrong.
- Write a program to rotate a list by
npositions. - Write a function to generate a multiplication table.
- Write a function to calculate sum of squares of numbers.
- Write a program to find the greatest common divisor (GCD).
- Write a function to find missing numbers in a sequence.
- Write a function to count words longer than 5 characters.
- Write a program to remove punctuation from text.
- Write a function to convert a list of tuples into a dictionary.
- Write a function to calculate the average of list elements.
- Write a function to transpose a matrix.
- Write a program to count vowels using regular expressions.
- Write a function to remove empty strings from a list.
- Write a function to count occurrences of an item in a list.
- Write a function to merge two sorted lists.
- Write a program to find the maximum occurring character.
- Write a function to validate an email address using regex.
- Write a function to check if a number is prime.
- Write a program to check leap years in a given range.
- Write a function to simulate a simple calculator.
- Write a function to reverse a number.
- Write a program to replace spaces with underscores.
- Write a function to convert binary to decimal.
- Write a function to convert decimal to binary.
- Write a function to find the longest common prefix among strings.
- Write a program to print numbers divisible by both 3 and 5.
- Write a function to capitalize the first letter of each word.
- Write a program to find duplicate elements in a list.
- Write a function to count even and odd numbers in a list.
- Write a function to check if all characters in a string are unique.
- Write a program to find the largest of three numbers.
- Write a function to sort words alphabetically in a string.
- Write a function to remove common elements from two lists.
- Write a function to count digits and alphabets separately.
- Write a function to compute power without using the power operator.
- Write a function to find the smallest missing positive integer.
- Write a function to rotate a matrix 90 degrees clockwise.
- Write a program to count the frequency of each word in a file.
- Write a function to find all pairs of numbers with a given sum.
- Write a function to compute factorial iteratively.
- Write a function to find the first non-repeating character.
- Write a function to find the intersection of multiple sets.
- Write a function to reverse a dictionary (keys become values).
- Write a function to print Pascal’s triangle.
- Write a program to simulate a basic login system.