DevSkiller Python 3.x programming questions were prepared by DevSkiller’s team of experts, to assist recruiters in hiring junior, middle, and senior-level Python developers. Our Python programming questions are uniquely designed to accurately screen applicants from the initial recruitment stage.
Powered by the RealLifeTesting™ methodology, DevSkiller testing is unique in that it recreates the real-world scenarios developer candidates encounter during their everyday work. Testing takes place by presenting Python-based challenges based on these real-life scenarios.
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assessing knowledge of Python 3.x, Logical thinking, Sequence, Soft Skills
Python | NumPy | Graph Convolutional Networks - Implement a simple Graph Convolution Network.
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
Python | Class Programming, Customer Relationship Management App - Implement a REST API client with OOP techniques using Python 3.
assessing knowledge of Python
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | Django | Books CRUD Application - This application uses Python 3 and Django 1.11. It contains a Books module for managing book entities.
assessing knowledge of Python
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | Pandas | Spreadsheet to HTML table - Process the input file and generate HTML with "general classification" table as a result.
assessing knowledge of Python
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | Flask | Split Expenses App - Write a simple app to split expenses among your friends.
assessing knowledge of Python
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | FastApi | Movie Collection Management App - Make tests pass by implementing the missing features in using Python 3 and FastApi
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
Python | FastAPI | Prediction model - Expand the current FastAPI application to let Data Scientists post their models via API, store them in a Database, view them and get some predictions out of them, based on an input value.
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
assessing knowledge of Lambdas, Python 3.x, QA
Python | API Flask - You are working as a member of a Data Science team that is responsible for creating simple linear functions to predict various economic indicators. You are a new member of the Software Development Team and your goal is to expand the current Flask application to let Data Scientists post their models via API, store them in a Database, view them and get some predictions out of them, based on an input value.
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
assessing knowledge of Flask, Microservices, Python 3.x
Python | Flask, Matplotlib | Math Models Verifier - Implement an application to assist Data Scientists in storing their models and getting the predictions from them.
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
Python | REST Client for Shipping company - A simple and customizable shipment manager with a client for a REST API of a shipping company uses a simple Basic Auth and uses its own custom, serializable data structures. This task will test practical Python 3 skills as well as basic REST API interaction knowledge. This application uses Python 3 and OAuthLib 3.1.0.
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
assessing knowledge of Python 3.x
Python | Drug Analyzer - You are a member of a biotechnology programming team that is responsible for creating a system for lab technicians, which will assist them with drug analysis. Your goal is to create the application that will let them input their findings into the system, provide a meaningful analysis and verify the correctness of the data that they have sent.
assessing knowledge of Python
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | Currency Exchange Library
assessing knowledge of Python, NoSQL, MongoDB
assessing knowledge of Python, NoSQL, MongoDB
Python | MongoDB | Stock market quotes | Recent Prices - Loading and querying stock market data with MongoDB collections.
assessing knowledge of Python, NoSQL, MongoDB
assessing knowledge of Python, NoSQL, MongoDB
Python | MongoDB | Stock market quotes | Collection - Loading and querying stock market data with MongoDB collections.
assessing knowledge of MongoDB, NoSQL
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | MongoDB | Stock market quotes - Load and query stock market data with MongoDB collections.
assessing knowledge of Big Data, PySpark, Python
assessing knowledge of SQL
Python | PySpark | Fleet management corporation - Detect speeding events and verify correctness of an existing predictor.
assessing knowledge of Python, Spark
Python | PySpark | Customer Preference Model - Implement a Data Engineering application for preprocessing marketing data.
assessing knowledge of Keras, Machine Learning, Python
Python | NLP, Keras | Sentiment analysis of customer reviews - Perform a sentiment analysis and tagging of movie and airline customer reviews, using a multi-output neural network model.
assessing knowledge of Machine Learning, Reinforcement learning
Python | PyTorch | Reinforcement Learning | Deep Q-Network - Complete the implementation of the DQN algorithm.
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | NumPy | Over/Under sampling - Given sequence A, create sequence B such that B has elements from A and a given distribution across equally sized bins.
assessing knowledge of Python
Python | PySpark | ML Logs Transformer - Complete the implementation of the logs transformation pipeline.
DevOps | Ubuntu | Ansible Dynamic Inventory plugin - The purpose of this task is to check Ansible plugin writing skills (advanced Ansible skill). To complete this task, candidate must know some programming language.
DevOps | CentOs | Ansible Dynamic Inventory plugin - The purpose of this task is to check Ansible plugin writing skills (advanced Ansible skill). To complete this task, candidate must know some programming language.
SQL | Stamps catalogue | The three highest prices - Select three stamps (price and name) with the highest price.
Python | Pandas | HTML table parser - Implement a function to convert HTML table into a CSV-format file.
The driving force behind DevSkiller Python 3.x programming questions is the RealLifeTesting™ methodology. RealLifeTesting™offers recruiters the chance to accurately assess a candidate’s Python 3.x skills by replicating the tasks they face each day in their work, from a controlled test environment. Recruiters can assess critical thinking, time-management skills, and skill in coding.
One of the great time-savers of our Python 3.x programming questions is that they are accessed remotely, saving time and money on in-house testing. Tests are also evaluated automatically saving further time. Once a test is submitted, the DevSkiller platform begins evaluating the results and a non-technical report is then produced and sent to the recruiter.
Implementing DevSkiller Python 3.x programming questions will quicken up your whole recruitment process. Our testing is proven to help recruiters screen candidates accurately and efficiently, with a lot of the hard work already done for you. However, you will still need to know what to look for in a Python developer.
Python is one of the world’s most popular programming languages and its popularity stems from the fact that it is simple to learn, has a variety of uses and it is powerful in solving problems.
A good Python developer will need to produce quality, reusable code, something which our Python 3.x programming questions can help you assess. Python developers are also usually responsible for writing server-side web application logic, including the development of back-end components. For this they will need to design and implement quality applications and then connect those applications to other third-party web services. For this, you should be looking out for candidates with similar experience in their resume. Python developers also support front-end developers by integrating their work with the Python application.
Anyone who works with Python 3.x should possess knowledge of the language’s basic web frameworks, object-relational mappers, multi-process architecture, and RESTful APIs.
It’s beneficial Python 3.x developers can come up with effective data storage solutions and demonstrate skills in system administration, scripting, and other programming languages like Java. It can also be a bonus if they possess skills in Django, which is an open-source framework written in Python, which many software developers choose to specialize in.
Perhaps you’re thinking our Python 3.x programming questions sound good, but it would be great to get more out of them? No problem. If you have someone technical available at your business, then you can customize our Python programming tests to suit your needs. This means you can alter the length of each test, the language tested, and the difficulty level. You can even set individual time allocations for each question if desired.
If you don’t want to customize our tests then that’s great too, our experts have loaded the DevSkiller platform with hundreds of Python 3.x programming questions, to take the hard work out of it for you. Set-up is easy and the default settings are all ready to go. DevSkiller makes finding your next Python developer simple.
To improve candidate experience during our Python online tests, Devskiller has implemented a built-in Pycharm IDE directly into the browser. Our already warmed up, ready to use Pycharm IDE will reduce time during testing. This will increase the user experience for your candidates and help to reduce candidate drop-off.
Candidates will no longer have to clone the code, wait for the dependencies to install or indexes to build during their tests. They can start coding as soon as they open the test invitation. This unique feature is just one of the innovations setting DevSkiller TalentScore apart from the competition when it comes to developer screening.
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Python 3.x programming tests can be ready to send out to developer candidates within 5 minutes. Devskiller comes with an extensive library of predefined Python 3.x programming questions so you can start testing your candidates as soon as you have finished setting up your account.
The feedback we get from developer candidates taking our tests is overwhelmingly positive. They like the fact that DevSkiller tests use normal coding tools and conventions like unit testing, and cloning to GIT from a personal IDE.
If candidates are wary at first, it is because they have been put off by similar tests in the past, that have focused on algorithmic tests and questions referring to academic topics they haven’t covered since their studies. These kinds of tests don’t reflect the actual skills developers use in their everyday work and can be understandably frustrating for developers. DevSkiller is different however, our tests reflect the real work developers do every day, and as soon as they realize the difference, they relish having the opportunity to demonstrate their actual skills in coding and software development.
