Top 29 Python Interview Questions and Answers | Python Interview Questions and Answers

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You can use triple quote ’’’ for multi-line comments

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In PEP 622 Pattern Matching was introduced. It has the case statement.

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'''-1:39 Python 3 support multiline comments using triple quotes '''

[@anirudhomkar]

Python 3 doesn't support multiline comments. That tripple quote trick is a workaround as in python a string literal which isn't assigned to any variable, python ignores that when execution.

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“Is” checks if two objects point to the same address in the memory, nothing to do with boolean values

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Self is not a keyword. Also, the difference between array and list seems to be incorrect. Does array means Numpy array; in any case it can store any type.

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Straightforward.tq

[@angry-qa]

is statement checks that the object is stored in the same memory address. And you’ll be shocked on the result of a = 300 a is 300

[@anirudhomkar]

'==' operator checks and compares the values of the variable but 'is' operator checks the identity(memory location) of the two comparing variables 'Is' operator is stronger than '=='

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6:22 it's wrong use Triple quote '''This Is A comment '''

[@danielmdubois]

I don't understand 'The "is" operator returns true when two operands are true'. It seems like you meant 'The "and" operator ...', or you meant '... operands have the same object id'.

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At 5:13 “self” is not a keyword in python

[@ak-nn7uc]

where is anynomous function question its also important

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[@whattheycantteach5064]

could've just said lambda, scared me there buddy sheesh XD

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1:09 isn't string mutable?

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No, you get a new string returned. You can use de id() function to see that the id of the 'modified' string is different from the original string, and thus it's actually a new one :)

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sets are immutable not mutable i guess

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No they are mutables