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I don't like questions that test memorization. I don't work that way.
I've used most of the modules described quite a bit, but I couldn't necessarily tell you off the top of my head how to use any of them.
That came up in an interview once. The answer to the question involves me looking at pydoc and experimenting in the repl or shell for ~5 minutes. The whiteboard had neither.
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Nice. Im still a beginner, doing my first boot camp and new to programming. Would something like thius be worth my time? Or should i hold off for now?
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Recently my workplace has started hiring python developers and since I'm one of the python guy I am asked to take python interviews starting today.
Now in my 4-5 years of learning and working with python I have accumulated a lot python challenges in my head as I'd constantly trying to come up questions that an interviewer might ask me.
Yesterday I made some samples questions and share with my senior who found the questions little too deep for a 3 YOE Python full stack developer role.
Please give me few questions to get some idea that I can use or be inspired from to make new set of questions.
Also is this question really too much for such interview: Given a file containing very large string (around a gb), devise an optimal solution to get the first non repeating Character.