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Python Interview Programs Questions Expected Output

The document lists various Python coding interview questions categorized into string, number, list/array, dictionary, set/tuple, logical/tricky, file handling, exception handling, OOP, advanced Python, and QA/automation. Each question includes a specific input and the expected output. This resource serves as a guide for practicing common coding problems in Python.

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Python Interview Programs Questions Expected Output

The document lists various Python coding interview questions categorized into string, number, list/array, dictionary, set/tuple, logical/tricky, file handling, exception handling, OOP, advanced Python, and QA/automation. Each question includes a specific input and the expected output. This resource serves as a guide for practicing common coding problems in Python.

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Python Interview Coding Questions – Questions &

Expected Output

STRING PROGRAMS

1. Reverse a string | Input: python | Output: nohtyp


2. String rotation | Input: jayaram (left rotate by 3) | Output: aramjay
3. Palindrome check | Input: madam | Output: Palindrome
4. Anagram check | Input: listen, silent | Output: Anagram
5. Roman to Integer | Input: XIV | Output: 14

NUMBER PROGRAMS

6. Prime check | Input: 17 | Output: Prime


7. Fibonacci | Input: 5 | Output: 0 1 1 2 3
8. Factorial | Input: 5 | Output: 120
9. Armstrong | Input: 153 | Output: Armstrong
10. Reverse number | Input: 1234 | Output: 4321

LIST / ARRAY PROGRAMS

11. Second largest | Input: [10,20,4,45,99] | Output: 45


12. Remove duplicates | Input: [1,2,2,3,3] | Output: [1,2,3]
13. Missing number | Input: [1,2,4,5] | Output: 3
14. Pair sum | Input: [2,7,11,15], Sum=9 | Output: (2,7)
15. Flatten list | Input: [1,[2,3],[4]] | Output: [1,2,3,4]

DICTIONARY PROGRAMS

16. Word frequency | Input: apple apple banana | Output: {apple:2, banana:1}
17. Max value key | Input: {a:10,b:25,c:15} | Output: b
18. Sort by value | Input: {a:3,b:1,c:2} | Output: {b:1,c:2,a:3}
19. Merge dicts | Input: {a:1},{b:2} | Output: {a:1,b:2}

SET / TUPLE PROGRAMS

20. Common elements | Input: [1,2,3],[2,3,4] | Output: {2,3}


21. Tuple to list | Input: (1,2,3) | Output: [1,2,3]
LOGICAL / TRICKY

22. Balanced brackets | Input: ((())) | Output: Balanced


23. Most frequent element | Input: [1,2,2,3] | Output: 2
24. Longest word | Input: Python is easy | Output: Python

FILE HANDLING

25. Count words | File: Hello World Python | Output: 3


26. Search word | Word: Python | Output: Found

EXCEPTION HANDLING

27. Division by zero | Input: 10/0 | Output: Exception handled

OOPS

28. Inheritance | Output: Parent method called, Child method called


29. Method overriding | Output: Child implementation

ADVANCED PYTHON

30. List comprehension | Input: [1,2,3] | Output: [1,4,9]


31. Generator | Input: range(3) | Output: 0 1 2

QA / AUTOMATION

32. Random string length 5 | Output: aB3xP


33. JSON parsing | Input: {status:200,message:Success} | Output: Success

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