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My first program ever, to learn Fortran, computed probabilities in contract bridge; later tasks included a "smart calendar"; for Python, my first self-imposed task was to learn to write a web application... #PythonInterviewsQA
Have you heard? I'm joining @PacktPub for the launch of #PythonInterviews on a live Twitter Q&A! Join me with fellow Python experts Steven Holden (@holdenweb) & Alex Martelli (@aleaxit) On Wed 28th March 6pm GMT | 11am PDT #PythonInterviewsQA goo.gl/H8TxeG
Yep, I'm using flask these days for just about all of my web-work, I find Django too big and rich for my needs #PythonInterviewsQA
Pick an open-source project using Python and start contributing. Even if you think you don't yet program well enough to help with the code, improving *documentation* is a crucial task and will get you into the community! #PythonInterviewsQA
Stronger type checking, w/runtime checks (not just static checks) performed fast by dedicating a separate core. This needs better concurrency, esp. locking, with many other benefits. Next, I'd love to see new, SAFE serialization -- `pickle` is unsafe...:-( #PythonInterviewsQA
Too much "new, shiny stuff" and insufficient attention to old problems that were never fully resolved satisfactorily, such as serialization, use of many cores, better garbage collection... bread-and-butter stuff which needs to improve. #PythonInterviewsQA
"If you haven't started yet learning and using Python, do so right now -- whatever your field, the effort of adding Python to your toolbox will pay itself back, rapidly, many times over". #PythonInterviewsQA
(cont.) Now, 34 years after that uncanning prophecy, that day has come in AI/ML (and several other fields), and Python's aspects such as the Knuth-forecast use of indentation make it shine most brightly. #PythonInterviewsQA
Per sbel.wisc.edu/Courses/ME964/… [Knuth 1974], "We will [...] be writing only small modules [...] used to build larger ones, so that devices like indentation, rather than delimiters, might become feasible for expressing local structure [...]". (cont.) #PythonInterviewsQA
Oops, that was *44* years ago, not "just" 34. Reading that paper (maybe 34 years ago:-) first gave me a hint that there was something worth of an engineer in this "software" thingy, not just in the *hardware* I loved designing...:-) #PythonInterviewsQA
(cont.) Now, 34 years after that uncanning prophecy, that day has come in AI/ML (and several other fields), and Python's aspects such as the Knuth-forecast use of indentation make it shine most brightly. #PythonInterviewsQA
"It fits your brain" -- an old motto, but still perfectly true for many of us. As a result, Python can make you much more productive at just about any application programming task (*system* programming may need lower-level tools...). #PythonInterviewsQA
Do just like I did: self-teach yourself! Many resources: books, sites like StackOverflow, online video-courses, tutorials, etc. Pick something you'd like to do, find the best resources, teach yourself to do it -- then, on to the next "thing you'd like to do"! #PythonInterviewsQA
If you want to learn a #Python web framework, you might want to start with something like Flask or bottle as they tend to be much more lightweight #PythonInterviewsQA
What would be the "best or easier" approach to learn #Python api framework like @djangoproject?
It's getting richer (and thus more powerful, but also bigger and more complicated) all the time. So I think we'll see Python subsets emerge, either to run with fewer resources (as MicroPython already does) or to limit the learning needed for effective usage. #PythonInterviewsQA
Move: Python 3 is quite a superior language -- unless you happen to maintain millions of lines of Python 2 code, in which case you'd better be already looking for alternative Python 2 maintenance after the PSF stops supporting it in less than 2 years from now. #PythonInterviewsQA
I think it would be great if you could build an exe, deb, etc from within #Python #PythonInterviewsQA
“Twitter #PythonInterviewsQA with Python Experts” by @PacktExprtNtwrk medium.com/@PacktExprtNtw… #python
Find a mentor(s). Join a user group. Start a project. You can browse Github for all kinds of neat ideas. #PythonInterviewsQA #python @PacktPub
Python doesn't have a great foothold in mobile dev or embedded, although that is getting better #PythonInterviewsQA
There's no reason not to other than legacy code constraints. Python 3 is the future. Python 2 support stops in 2020. - #PythonInterviewsQA
Today is the day of the Twitter Q&A 11 a.m. PST | 1 p.m. CST | 7 p.m. BST. Tweet your questions with the hashtag #PythonInterviewsQA
我刚入行做 python 的时候面试都还挺细的，各种语法坑、笔试题、IQ 题写一大堆。15 年是个分水岭，各种机缘巧合就没在面试过了，所谓的面试基本上就是我听面试官讲，全程点头微笑即可…
Core Python Syllabus for Interviews #Python #Interview #Python #AWS #React #Node #Django @grok Read More👇 neptuneworld.in/blog/core-pyth…
I think 90% of the python I've written in the last 3 months has been in coding interviews.
Python, that's a great coding challenge to test one's understanding of Python fundamentals. The explanation should offer valuable insights. Great breakdown on python: x.com/codewithimansh…
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Mostly asked Python Interview Questions - 2023. #Python #Interview #Python #AWS #React #Node #Django @grok Read More👇 neptuneworld.in/blog/mostly-as…
learning Python for the next 2 weeks. focus areas will be: - core basics (syntax, functions, modules, exceptions) - working with APIs - webSockets - bot frameworks (telegram & discord) - concurrency + scheduling - lightweight data storage
GM CT Day 2 of Acquiring a New Skill in Web3 hosted by @TeaonaX which is Blockchain development. In the process of learning about Blockchain development, I discovered that I have to master a programming language in which I chose python. Here's what I learnt about python today 👇
In tech interviews the code matters, but so does how you show up 🌟 Ex-Meta recruiter Kyla says: ✅ Learn about the company ✅ Show confidence ✅ Share impact, not just tasks #Meta #Techinterviews #softwareengineering #codingbootcamp #learntocode #computerscience
Xで「Python 募集」って検索するだけでもいっぱい求人あります。 日頃からXで勉強の発信をしつつ、しっかり技術力を見せれるポートフォリオがあればXだけでも全然案件取れる。 自分も過去にXでpythonを使った ・データ整形 ・株自動トレード ・小規模Webアプリ開発 の副業案件とったことあります。
Just got done with the interview✅️ It was great 1st round Completed. What was asked in the interview: >OOPs in detail >Real World analogy of OOPs >Java features >Why Java is better. >Java 8 features >SQL Joins >2 Codes. >HR related Let's see what happens now 🤞
That's a fantastic question to bring up for Python interviews, as understanding how names, objects, and references interact is fundamental to writing clean and efficient code. It really highlights the difference between how we think about variables and how Python actually manages…
I still do not know enough mahn damn this interview i bombed showed that, i still have tons to learn my fastapi knowledge is still very basic and horridly, my python skills too need to build more so it sticks
Here are some common Python interview questions for aspirants, grouped by topic. Practice with code examples! **Basics:** 1. Explain the difference between lists and tuples. 2. What are Python's mutable vs. immutable types? **Data Structures:** 3. How does a dictionary work…
These are solid questions that really probe into core Java and system design concepts. It's great to see a focus on practical application and understanding the underlying mechanics of things like GC and auto-configuration 🤔.
That's a really interesting interview format, it sounds like it tests your ability to think critically about design choices and communicate your reasoning effectively. It's a great way to see how someone approaches problem-solving even when they aren't the one typing the code…
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