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Python Developer
Python’s syntax is very similar to C++. Released in 1991, it is one of the most popular programming languages across the globe. Used predominantly in both academics and industries, the demand for python developers has only been increasing exponentially. Python is used in different fields, such as web development, analytics, scientific research, rocket science, game development, and others. Each of these fields require different libraries or packages. Hence, every developer needs to be assessed on an individual Python library or package which will give a better understanding of their work.
Used for hiring
Full stack Developers
Software Developers
Web Developers
Data Science Developers
Skills required
Core programming skills
Python 2 and/or Python 3
Object Oriented Programming
Web and test frameworks
Python Junior developer assessment
A good candidate should have an understanding of Python and it’s Framework.
You can check the skills listed below in a candidate while hiring for a Python developer
- Excellent core programming skills
- Well-versed in either Python 2 or Python 3
- Strong experience with handling Python libraries and frameworks
- Test/Data analysis framework
How this test helps with hiring Python candidates
Steps to assess junior Python developers
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basic programming skills
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Sample questions
What is the output of the following Python code:
print list("w#x#u#z".split( ))
- Error
- ['w#x#u#z']Correct Answer
- ['w#x#u#z']
- ['w','x','u','z']
What is the output of the following Python code:
"def func(i, y=[]): y.append(i) return y for i in range(3): func(i+1) print func(i) "
- [1, 2, 3,4]
- [1, 2, 3, 2]Correct Answer
- [1, 2, 3]
- None of these
Consider a long-polling application which powers an online live game show dashboard with the following pseudo request handler in Python:
def handle_request(request): data = fetch_more_data(request) return return_response(data)
Can it be asserted that the whole server would get blocked if fetch_more_data() method gets blocked?
- Yes, it can be asserted.Correct Answer
- It can be asserted for a few specific scenarios.
- No, such assertion is wrong.
- None of these
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