Python Interview Questions and Answers - For Freshers and Experienced Candidates

Learn important conceptual and technical Python interview questions and answers in this video. This video will be useful for all the freshers, beginners, interns and experience candidates interviewing for the roles of Python developer, web developer, analyst, architect, data scientist etc.
The examples and sample answers given with each question make the video more helpful
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[@user-gw5uk9cz6n]

Just one correction with respect to your answer for // ie. floor division. It dont remove the digits after the . but it just rounds up the result to nearest minimum value. ex. 10//4 = 2 ie 2 is nearest minimum number from 2.5 and if you try to execute -10//4 then result will be -3 because -3 is nearest minimum value from -2.5.

[@PritamJana-jd2ey]

01:38 Python is a high-level interpreted and object-oriented scripting language 03:16 Python is a high-level, interpreted and object-oriented scripting language with readable code and a large library. 04:54 Python has major commercial databases, wide selection of libraries, easy integration, and portability. 06:32 Python dictionaries store key-value pairs of data 08:10 Python operators - division, modulus, and double star 09:48 Python Interview Questions and Answers - For Freshers and Experienced Candidates 11:26 Python supports negative indexing for arrays, lists, and tuples 13:01 The difference between deep and shallow copy Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@harshitharshmusic810]

The questions are really helpful for Freshers in interview .. Thank you mam .

[@shantanu6940]

Fresheer mai pucha jata hai kya

[@nitinmittal4106]

​@@shantanu6940 ha

[@codehoppertech]

Best way to prepare for python interviews for role of junior engineers - basic syntax of python , data types and there differences, oops concepts in python, common libraries, modules .

[@Bharat88]

This Interview Questions are really usefull for Freshers or beginners in Python.. Thank you so much mam.

[@adityaupadhyay3429]

I am very thankful to you ma,am. It helps every students who are freshers. In short video nice explanation of all. Thank You

[@PavanKumar-pk1im]

i want python interview questions in oops,functions,inheritance,constructor and decorator topics can you please share the videos

[@preetitenihalli6381]

Did you find this?

[@ganeshmundeyt1861]

Why oop is important ?, What are classes in python ?

[@vasanthbellam5044]

Superb madam it's alott help,s for my interview,s......thank you soo much💞

[@deepthichittela429]

Thank you for this video. I am learning python course, So now this time its helpful to me🙂

[@shantanu6940]

Mai bhi kr rahaa hu python course plZzz help me sister

[@vpavani1798]

Hii

[@shreeji114]

Please help me sister aap hame thoda guide kar skte ho

[@RakeshSingh-xr1to]

Thank you so much Ma'am, just a request if you could compile more questions on python for intermediate level professionals would be great.

[@himanshuarora1910]

You should go in depth when explaining the answers , otherwise it's like listening to a written presentation and include examples like when explaining tuples you can show how tuple is written

[@reddymohanvlogs]

Great video madam Could you please add some more video like this

[@dineshrai466]

I had a project interview earlier , 3-4 questions were from this video, of course that interview didn't go well. I watched this video today as I had another project interview today. Guess what, this time too 3-4 questions were there from whatever you have discussed in this video and the last question was "Deep Copy vs Shallow Copy". This time my interview went well and I got on-boarded for that project. I had rejected many projects and waited nearly for 1.5 months to get this type of project.

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Glad to know that, Dinesh. Thank for letting us know. It boosts our morale too :). All the best!

[@Abdulkhader929]

What's shallow copy and deep copy

[@akashnimbalkar9201]

Hie Any opening

[@reddyshettysrinivas8902]

If I want to learn, I can do it on website, I'm here so that we could hear the overview not just reading what's on the slide

[@ashwinibpujari23344]

This vedio is really helpful to fresher's in interview

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Thanks. Stay connected for more such videos

[@nookarajumeleti7806]

Hi mam, in the question no 9,pop condition returns the removed one, but in example it returns entire list except that, how??

[@NitinJoshi]

Good explanation of the questions. Could have explained more questions or maybe more such videos...

[@madaparthiabhilash5025]

Thank you madam.. It is a nice video to learn

[@poojakuntal2938]

Nice and short, perfect. Thank you ma'am 🙏

[@KaleemUllah-qi7hf]

Awesome video very clear. Respect for the efforts

[@lethalgrenade5840]

Thank you so much Madam...🙏

[@pavankalyanvengalasetty6811]

it's very use full to me 👍👍👍

[@nileshjoshi858]

Please add subtitles also

[@bevarahemalatha3197]

Mam, please make videos on polymorphism in python

[@MiteshRathva]

Thank you

[@smitapawar661]

plz, explain In brief Deep Copy vs Shallow Copy,With example.

[@shirani11399]

I think Deep : A=1 B=A Shallow: A=1 B=*A

[@smitapawar661]

@@shirani11399 ok ty

[@deeppan2760]

Thanks for sharing , Thumps UP!!!!!!!!!

[@bhuvaneswaribobbili8232]

Can you please post basic python programs that are asked in python interviews for freshers

[@alluarjun4486]

You're a telangana student

[@bhuvaneswaribobbili8232]

No

[@alluarjun4486]

@@bhuvaneswaribobbili8232 CSE student !

[@shaikshireen7809]

interview by any chance if they won't ask these then what is the situation

[@tejasgunde1226]

Useful... information

[@Ashok-mh2df]

thank you

[@govindpareek219]

If these are the questions they ask in interview , then i can crack even a google interview ! 🙂 i don't think they ask only these things

[@krishnaparida007]

It's for freshers I guess but I don't think even for freshers they ask this They will give you codes to write

[@shashishekhar----]

Dude they ask these questions even for experienced professionals , go sit in a few good interviews where they are doing real work, these questions are very good at gauging depth in the knowledge of the fundamentals.

[@naraharichinnuvarikuppala1712]

Please come with more questions and answers..

[@pythoner7246]

Hello mam Monday is my first interview and very important for me so please guide me mam 🙏🏻

[@anandkatam8150]

I want to cover on oops concepts in python

[@santhosh6739]

Thanqu very very much

[@rajeshkab]

There are few mistakes in this video. One among them is - "Del is not a method. It is a statement /command /keyword"

[@divya8387]

Tq so much mam🙏

[@rajm5349]

ma'm kindly tell about storytelling concept and any medical side analysis

[@cool1006]

It's helped for me

[@cooldeep1217]

Thank you so much mam

[@jruiau12]

Excellent Mam! & Thank You so Much Mam_/\_

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

astounding content CareerRide. I shattered that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the brilliant work.

[@macharlajagapatibabu2654]

All are good madam but I think u said wrong answer about shallow and deep copy, That answer is quite oppsite

[@gopikrishnareddygujjula5503]

make a video on oops concept mam

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWOQfKaAlpyhr9U

[@sureshmb]

its nice and crispy

[@sjr5194]

is this video usefull for 2.5 years of experience person

[@bhavya4995]

Change the example in 9th question because with current example it's hard to understand like remove function.

[@Siddu_k1]

Pop removes the element from the last ??

[@arpansamanta4175]

Thank you mam

[@raghuveersagar5012]

Nyc

[@Krishna-lv5yu]

Super,.

[@RaviKumar-pe5qp]

Is it helpful for freshers?

[@prajwalkandalkar2318]

Yes

[@rahulvempati25.12]

Is their is recession for jobs, i am applying for job as fresher data analyst and i am not getting any regarding the same, please help ?

[@atkuriajaykumar3701]

Thankyou madam

[@tejakusumanchi4514]

Thanks it's very useful to me

[@MidhunBabu]

You got job?

[@kvar3263]

👏👏👍

[@chillaxbaap]

No one on earth asks What is Python, what are its features in an interview. This isnt a semester exam

[@gurmeetsingh361]

could you please share this PPT

[@incrediblemanii]

They don't ask such easy basics questions with experience one , they will give you a piece of code and need your output.... Tell something that is generic...

[@madhavshanbhag7716]

I don't think that del[1] gives the output. Del is used to delete whole list/tuple/...

[@manojkumarm9811]

Put the Java Questions videos...

[@CareerRideOfficial]

It's already there. Please check the channel.

[@murariyadav406]

Tq maam

[@amitjaiswal7912]

Very very enough -0000

[@vishalbharambe007]

👍

[@gkmurthy7465]

How much salary does a fresher get with the knowledge of only "PYTHON" and with "DJANGO and PYTHON" in Hyderabad

[@sona2k243]

3.5 for freshers

[@meenusingh7291]

9 is complicated so explain In brife

[@GigglesGrowls]

Que. 8 must to explain but

[@pranavreddy3999]

questions for only freshers

[@pythondeveloper9358]

what is a pandas ?

[@amityraipur]

Your voice is cute 🙂

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Thanks

[@sandhyakumari9957]

Hiii.... Can we get another video on python questions, as this is not sufficient.

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Thanks, Sandhya. Let's see what we can do. :)

[@NUMERICINFOSYS]

Nice video

[@praksahgeddam831]

@@CareerRideOfficial when can we expect another video with more questions???

[@shakibraza7404]

Good ❤️

[@abhishekpareek1918]

Is that sufficient to sit in the interview? If we prepare these question-answer, can we get assured that we will be hired for the job?

[@cutesong2608]

No. Make a project

[@nisittripathi7863]

😏😏

[@mukeshpandey7905]

Kya Python sikhne se pehle C C++ sikhna jaruri hai??

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Not required. But if you know, it will help. If you know Java, Python would be easier to learn

[@user-qf7fb5by1n]

I've Interview tomorrow. Pray for me

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Hope it went well. All the best :)

[@nxsnb4063]

Did u get the job

[@user-qf7fb5by1n]

@@nxsnb4063 Unfortunately, No.

[@shreeji114]

@@user-qf7fb5by1n bro now you are selected or not in any job

[@user-qf7fb5by1n]

@@shreeji114 Haven't got any brother. Staying in my old job now, do share if there is any opportunities!😅

[@kingkuldeep111]

Your 1st question hint is wrong python is a general purpose programing language not a scripting language. Although we can do scripting but generally python is used for programming.

[@vaishali9730]

À

[@varunmangrulkar7179]

just reading whats written ye to koi bhi kar lega, explain to karna chahiye!

[@CareerRideOfficial]

You will get a better version soon. Thanks

[@OmNamahshivaya14300]

I am start learning Python Please provide solution and describe why it is.? List = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] List[-2, -3] Why it is failing while giving to negative indexes value and failing with TypeError: list must be integer or slices, not tuple Why it is telling it is tuple

[@RockingRiyaz_vlog]

use List[-3,-2] instead of that

[@suprabhpoojary1107]

use print(list[-3], list[-2]) you won't get error.

[@abhistsingh3309]

Look carefully while slicing a list (getting specific values from list) colon ':' is used not ', ' operator. When you use comma to separate values without explicitly defining what data structure it is python interpret it as tuple, hence it is throwing a type error.

[@skmdnoorelahi6005]

U only read what u write ..here .. any one can't understand

[@roshanrajkumar7827]

Tuple 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NitinJoshi]

dimwit, are you here to learn python or make fun of her pronunciation. waste of space.

[@roshanrajkumar7827]

Nitin Joshi mistakes should be known...nly then they won’t repeat it again....btw I didn’t come to learn python

[@NitinJoshi]

Roshan Rajkumar mistakes should be made known not with mocking gestures like that many laughing emojis. Anyway, good luck with your mission of correcting random people on internet, kudos.

[@karunapatidar1234]

Yaucif8go

[@boosupalligeetha3108]

Thank you

[@deepakkumaar9665]

Thanks mam

[@GigglesGrowls]

Que. 8 must to explain but