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I will add 5 Interview questions every alternative day 🌟 in this thread so make sure to bookmark this and share with others to help them 🔥
I will add 5 Interview questions every alternative day 🌟 in this thread so make sure to bookmark this and share with others to help them 🔥
Disclaimer:
• The questions covered here are mostly conceptual
• I never claim only these type of questions are/should be asked during interviews
• For interviews, you should have fundamentals strong. And you should be able to provide solutions to practical problems.
• The questions covered here are mostly conceptual
• I never claim only these type of questions are/should be asked during interviews
• For interviews, you should have fundamentals strong. And you should be able to provide solutions to practical problems.
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Day 8 of #100DaysOfCode.
Python
Type 2 of itertools
remember you have to import them using
from itertools import name_of_itertool
Day 8 of #100DaysOfCode.
Python
Type 2 of itertools
remember you have to import them using
from itertools import name_of_itertool
1)takewhile
Take values from iterable while the predicate function remains true,once predicate function returns false it will no
longer take values.
example:
lis=[2,4,1,8,6,14]
lis_even=list(takewhile(lambda x:x % 2 == 0,lis))
returns lis_even=[2,4]
Take values from iterable while the predicate function remains true,once predicate function returns false it will no
longer take values.
example:
lis=[2,4,1,8,6,14]
lis_even=list(takewhile(lambda x:x % 2 == 0,lis))
returns lis_even=[2,4]
2)accumulate
Returns a running total of values in iterable.
lis=[0,1,2,3]
lis_new=list(accumulate(lis))
returns lis_new=[0,1,3,6]
Returns a running total of values in iterable.
lis=[0,1,2,3]
lis_new=list(accumulate(lis))
returns lis_new=[0,1,3,6]
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Day 7 of #100DaysOfCode.
Python
Day 7 of #100DaysOfCode.
Python
1)Recursive Functions:
Every recursive function has a base case that stops it from going into the fourth dimension(that's what I like to think 😅).
Example 1:
Every recursive function has a base case that stops it from going into the fourth dimension(that's what I like to think 😅).
Example 1:
Recursive functions can be implemented with more than one function. Here's an example for checking even and odd numbers
Example 2:
Example 2:
Day 3 of #100DaysOfCode
Python.
Motivation, Don't Repeat Yourself.
1)Defining a function
def function_name(parameters_if_any):
"""indentation identifies the code block of a function"""
return data_if_any
Python.
Motivation, Don't Repeat Yourself.
1)Defining a function
def function_name(parameters_if_any):
"""indentation identifies the code block of a function"""
return data_if_any
Parameters: are variables in function definition.
Arguments: are the values put into parameters when functions are called.
Calling a function: function_name(arguments_if_any)
Arguments: are the values put into parameters when functions are called.
Calling a function: function_name(arguments_if_any)
2)Modules
These are the codes written to perform useful tasks. Some modules are already part of standard library and others need to be
installed.
-To import an existing module e.g. math
import math #imports whole math module
These are the codes written to perform useful tasks. Some modules are already part of standard library and others need to be
installed.
-To import an existing module e.g. math
import math #imports whole math module
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In this video thread you will find 8 #python videos explaining the basics in python for beginners!
Every video is about 100 seconds :)
quick disclaimer it's obviously not covering everything about python ;)
In this video thread you will find 8 #python videos explaining the basics in python for beginners!
Every video is about 100 seconds :)
quick disclaimer it's obviously not covering everything about python ;)
2/8 Lists
Lists is a type of variable. Lists allow you to store multiple pieces of information individually:
#100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfPython
Lists is a type of variable. Lists allow you to store multiple pieces of information individually:
#100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfPython
