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Beginner-Intermediate Python Coding Solutions

This document contains a list of beginner to intermediate Python coding practice questions, categorized by difficulty and relevance for interviews. The questions cover various topics such as string manipulation, number operations, and list handling. It is intended for candidates preparing for technical interviews at companies like Cognizant, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture.

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Beginner-Intermediate Python Coding Solutions

This document contains a list of beginner to intermediate Python coding practice questions, categorized by difficulty and relevance for interviews. The questions cover various topics such as string manipulation, number operations, and list handling. It is intended for candidates preparing for technical interviews at companies like Cognizant, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture.

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🐍 Beginner–Intermediate Python Coding

Questions (Practice Only)


Questions are tagged for interview preparation: - 🟢 Easy - 🟡 Medium - 🔵
Interview-Frequent

1. 🟢 🔵 Check if a number is a palindrome (number-based)

o Example: 121 → Palindrome


2. 🟢 🔵 Find the count of digits in a number

o Input: 12345
o Output: 5
3. 🟢 Find sum of odd numbers in a list

4. 🟡 🔵 Find the maximum occurring character in a string

o Input: “success”
o Output: s
5. 🟢 🔵 Remove all spaces from a string

o Input: “python is easy”


o Output: “pythoniseasy”
6. 🟡 🔵 Find the first non-repeating character in a string

o Input: “aabbcddee”
o Output: c
7. 🟢 🔵 Check if a list contains duplicate elements

o Return True / False


8. 🟢 🔵 Find the index of an element manually (without using index())

o Input: [10, 20, 30], element = 20


o Output: 1
9. 🟡 Count number of prime digits in a number

o Input: 23745
o Output: 3 (2, 3, 7)
10. 🟢 🔵 Reverse a number without converting it to a string

 Input: 123
 Output: 321
11. 🟢 Print multiplication table of a number
 Input: 5
12. 🟡 🔵 Check if two numbers are co-prime
 Example: 8 & 15 → True
13. 🟢 Find the average of elements in a list (without using sum())

14. 🟡 🔵 Convert a string to title case (without using title())

 Input: “python is fun”


 Output: “Python Is Fun”
15. 🟡 Count number of trailing zeros in a number
 Input: 12000
 Output: 3
16. 🟢 Find the difference between sum of even and odd numbers in a
list

17. 🟢 🔵 Find all factors of a number

 Input: 12
 Output: 1 2 3 4 6 12
18. 🟡 🔵 Replace duplicate characters in a string with *
 Input: “programming”
 Output: “progamin*”
19. 🟡 🔵 Find the smallest missing positive number in a list
 Input: [1, 2, 3, 5]
 Output: 4
20. 🟢 Count consonants in a string

21. 🟡 🔵 Check if a string contains only digits (without using isdigit())

22. 🟢 Find the cumulative sum of a list

 Input: [1, 2, 3]
 Output: [1, 3, 6]
23. 🟡 🔵 Find the frequency of words in a sentence

24. 🟢 🔵 Move all zeros to the end of a list

 Input: [1, 0, 2, 0, 3]
 Output: [1, 2, 3, 0, 0]
25. 🟢 🔵 Check if two lists are equal (same elements and same order)

26. 🟢 Count occurrences of a digit in a number

 Input: 122333, digit = 3


 Output: 3
27. 🟢 🔵 Print numbers in a pyramid pattern
 Pattern: 1 12 123 1234
28. 🟢 Find the length of a string without using len()

29. 🟢 Find the middle element of a list

30. 🟡 🔵 Check if a number is a Harshad (Niven) number

 Example: 18 → True

✅ Ideal for Cognizant GenC, TCS, Infosys, Wipro & Accenture


interviews

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