Test Python - Fundamentals

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Beginner
June 2024
10 minutes
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This test encompasses a large portion of python 3.10.3 fundamentals. It is destined to junior developers who already had an overview of the language and are comfortable with the basic concepts. Most questions can be brought up in a job interview. Before taking the test, make sure you know each notion. Some questions are about general python culture whereas others are more technical.
Here are the several themes this test encapsulates :

  • control flow structures (loops, keywords, ...)
  • data types (list, dict, set, ...)
  • native python functions (iter, map, all, ...)
  • file manipulation (modes, good practises, ...)
  • native and popular modules (Collections, itertools, ...)
  • classes (attributes, methods, inheritance, ...)
  • errors and exceptions (error types and exception handling...)
    Good luck!
This test consists of 20 questions randomly selected from a database of 44 questions in Python.Discover all our interview questions and answers here
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Test author : Théo

Student at the French Grande École l'Ensimag, computer science has been my passion for 6 years. I gained some experience in programming with Python, C and C++, in web development with Php, SQL and JS, and in software development with Java. Now aged 20, I am heading into jobs in software development or cybersecurity.
I will soon be joining the Information Systems Engineering courses at Ensimag. However, my formation allows for great versatility in the numerical landscape. Apart from enjoying sports in my free time, I devote much effort to perfectioning my skills in cybersecurity, participating in CTF and Hackathons events physically or online.

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Sample question

Consider the following Python code. What will be the output of this code?

def func(n):
    if n == 0:
        return 1
    return n * func(n-1)

print(func(3))
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