How Good Are You At Python? | Python Quiz/Assessment

In this video, I'll be sharing with you a Python quiz/test I've created! I've put together a document of 17 python questions, so you can look at the them and figure out what will be output to the console. This test will help show you how well you understand Python! Download links to quiz questions and answers down below.

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00:00 | Introduction
04:05 | Question 1
04:35 | Question 2
05:25 | Question 3
06:28 | Question 4
09:00 | Question 5
13:02 | Question 6
13:41 | Question 7
15:39 | Question 8
18:00 | Question 9
20:07 | Question 10
22:23 | Question 11
24:58 | Question 12
26:14 | Question 13
27:40 | Question 14
29:40 | Question 15
30:06 | Question 16
31:28 | Question 17

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[TechWithTim]

Which question did you find the hardest?!

[kookookookoo]

This is what we NEED, helps me understand concepts and fundamentals way better than any other payed course. The lack of properly explained quizzes and concept implementation is what keeps a lot of people in tutorial hell.
Hopefully this kind of thing will become a weekly session .
Thank you very much Tim for your effort and commitment.

[Ryan-iixo]

I'm as good as the users on stack overflow

[opcon]

Nice quiz dude! I teach python and the one thing I tell my learners is that there is no such thing as “mastering” in the art of coding

[Brian-vzet]

I would like to see leveled quizzes/tests like this.... it's nice to get an idea of where one is at in the learning process

[adwdwdwas]

definitely a series worth expanding on, novice, intermediate, expert quizzes and explanations.

[ididntgetthejoke]

Please make more of these, they were very helpful for finding areas where I am not so confident
Thank you very much for providing this kind of content
BTW new sub

[LNMLucasMasiero]

lOVE this Kind of Exercise! Thanks Tim, just like before seeing the video

[atharvashah]

Wow, this was a quick refresher and a nice challenge. I scored 14 points.

Please do a similar exercise for JavaScript, C++ and Java.

[adrianharo]

You're a god send Tim! Thank you for going over all the juicy features of python.
List compressions, lambdas(anon fn), magic functions(dunders aka operator overloading), inheritance and method overloading.

All hail PYTHON!

[guitarman]

Hit the "like" button before watching the actual video. There aren't many videos like these on YouTube. So thanks Tim for providing this.

[mhamdtaher]

Thank you,
This video came just in the right time. Hoping that you can do more quizzes.

[barrotem]

15/17.
This was great ! I loved it ! Always great to learn new things 😃
Ty Tim !

[nlight]

13:50 ___init___ is not the constructor, it is the initializer, the constructor is the method ___new___

[Param]

Please make the series of this and really thanks for this it's very helpful clears my some doubts

[victaiov]

I got 15/17. Thank you for this interesting time.

[luisbarahona]

Tim, please more, more & then some more videos like this!

[bigdhav]

This is a FANTASTIC summary of the way python works. Thanks so much Tim!

[irocx]

Great compilation of some of the trickiest pythonic concepts in the best form possible to learn i.e. QnA 💯
The decorator one was a tough one.

[carlosmoya]

Tim, can you please make more videos for beginners like this please, I am starting with Python and I really like how you explain the different concepts, I am trying to get my head around how to approach real life problems and how to break problems apart and use the different concepts, it would really help a lot.