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In this video on "Top 100 Python Interview Questions" we will learn the most common questions asked in a python interview. Python is the most popular programming language in the industry right now and that is why people skilled in python are highly sought after and also highly paid.

Python is a programming language with objects, modules, threads, exceptions, and automatic memory management. The benefits of pythons are that it is simple and easy, portable, extensible, build-in data structure and it is open-source.

Python is also among the most popular and sought-after languages today. Major organizations in the world build programs and applications using this object-oriented language. Here, you will come across some of the most frequently asked questions in Python job interviews in various fields. Our Python interview questions will help you in your interview preparation

🏁 Topics Covered:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:58 Agenda
00:04:26 Interview questions and answers for beginners
01:25:00 Interview questions and answers for experienced users
01:57:20 Tricky interview program questions and solutions
02:58:48 Summary

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Topics Covered
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:58 Agenda
00:04:26 Interview questions and answers for beginners
01:25:00 Interview questions and answers for experienced users
01:57:20 Tricky interview program questions and solutions
02:58:48 Summary

[priyanshuSinghh]

Thanks for this video i placed in IBM bcz of your video 💥💥

[ironrose]

To clarify, at least half of all these questions are about NumPy and Pandas, so don't waste your time on those if they aren't applicable to you. Also, 29 at 2:49:29 has needless complexity and you will get docked for it in most interviews. To quickly swap the first and last elements in a list in python it's extremely simple and easy and always the same:

my_list[0], my_list[-1] = my_list[-1], my_list[0]
Only build something more robust if they ask you to- don't risk wasting time and not being able to complete your interview.

[rahulagarwal]

great video ..it covers almost all the basic stuff that can be asked in an interview..Fantastic Ladies and Gentlemen

[adityagarg]

Thanks a lot sir for all your endeavors to enhance our skills. ❤

[aishwaryraj]

l = [ 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 5, 5, 5, 6, 6]
l = list(set(l))
to remove duplicate elements from list

[ycihiuw]

00:48:00 the string.capitalize() function changes ("this String") to ("This string") because it firstly converts all the characters to lower case and then just capitalize the first character.

00:52:30 you can remove duplicated by
l=[1, 2, 2, 1, 9, 4, 5, 7, 4]
print(list(set(l)))

## set() function changes the order of the list, use it carefully##

[marianomartinez]

I'm just trying to do some constructive criticism here as this is viewed by a lot of beginners. IMO the example about passing values by value or by reference is misleading. In python, everything is passed by reference, except immutable objects which are passed by value. So in your first example where you are using a list and doing "print(arr)", the list is being passed by reference (actually a copy of the reference is passed). The print function could modify the list, it's just that it doesn't do it cause that's not its behavior. It would be better if you at least use a tuple instead of a list in that example, and better if you could talk about mutable and immutable types.

[jyotibala]

i have got alot knowledge of python. fantastic. while watching this video, i enjoyed aswell as you kept on saying fantastic. it was awesome.

[arpithav]

Hats off to you for making such a great video with practicals. I understood more than i had learnt because of practicals. I dont know how to tahank you. Hoping to attend interview next month . Thank you so much.

[avirajankitjain]

Covers all concept Thanks.
Please create a same video MySQL

[anandmathad]

When the concept is easy, like head and tail of a dataframe, he is explaining with examples.. But when he is explain complex concepts like merge, he is just walking through with explanation

[prathameshvaidya]

For 2:04(Check if input number is pallindrome or not)
I thought this is the simple program
n=int(input("ENTER INTEGERS:"))
b='' "
for i in str(n):
b+=i
c=b[::-1]
d=int(c)
if d==n:
print("The given number is pallindrome")
else:
print("The given number is NOT pallindrome")

[jaganvichu]

How many people's are going to attend interview?

[ExploreMalaya]

thank you i have gone through the whole video..

[Surajpareek]

Great lesson!
Here is a request, pls provide the materials also. I have faced this issue 2-3 times on great learning youtube videos... Pls do provide the material if you have mentioned in the video about it.

[veereshkurubara]

Thank you very much it was very helpful for me

[lakshminagapratyushaturlap]

Appreciate your effort in collecting these questions..Thanks for the collection..Hope it helps in cracking TR for my placement

[tiyasadey]

Thank you very much sir . It is really helpful 👍

[dangeroussarcasm]

Hi sir kindly plz make vdo on TabPy also it will be a great help 😍