Python 3.x

Recommended roles for Python 3.x programming questions 

• Développeur Python junior
• Développeur Python moyen
• Senior Python developer
• Analyste de données
• Software engineer 
• Développeur web
• Développeur de logiciels
• Senior software engineer

How DevSkiller Python 3.x programming questions work 

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. 

Caractéristiques principales

• Python 3.x programming questions test Python code, not just a developer’s academic ability
• Save time and money with remote testing 
• The RealLifeTesting™ methodology offers a greater user experience where candidates can use their own IDE, clone to GIT, run unit tests, and access Stack Overflow/Github/Google for research.
• Anti-plagiarism tools in place to ensure test results are reliable
• Observe Python online tests in real-time
• Des résultats automatisés que les recruteurs non techniques peuvent comprendre
• Python programming questions for any level of developer expertise

Skills covered in our Python 3.x programming questions 

• Ansible
• Dev Ops
• Linux
• Python
• Scénario
• Pandas
• Python
• Django
• CRUD
• Django
• Django 2.2.xPython
• Le cadre REST de Django
• Python 3.x
• Vision par ordinateur
• Apprentissage automatique
• PyTorch
• CRUD
• Analyse de données avec Python 
• la science des données
• Modélisation dimensionnelle
• CBV
• ModelForms
• Python 3.7
• Fiole
• Dates
• Promesses
• NumPy
• Développement web
• Expressions régulières
• Algorithms
• Données en continu (Streaming-Data)
• Test à l'unité
• l'extraction des données
• OCR
• Traitement des PDF
• grattage de la toile
• Django 1.10
• WCAG 2.0

What to look for in Python developer

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.

Want more from our Python 3.x programming questions?

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. 

Want proof that our Python 3.x programming questions work?

DevSkiller Python 3.x programming questions are a great asset to any business and a sure-fire way to accurately screen Python developers. Of course, we are going to say that, so don’t take our word for it, read what our clients have to say:

Sabu Pappu – Talent Acquisition Lead at Veriday

“We have reduced the tech rejection which is great. We’ve seen a 25% improvement at this point after the implementation of DevSkiller. The platform really helps us to assess the programming skills of candidates and provide a logical approach to the problem-solving skills of IT professionals. DevSkiller saved us a lot of time while we had a ramp up and helped us to invite good quality candidates who have performed well in the test, which eventually improved the selection criteria.”

Magdalena Rogóż – Deputy Marketing Manager at Kodilla

“Using DevSkiller to grade tests is 2 times more cost-efficient while giving our students a much better test and preparing them for future recruitment tests.

Ivana Nikolic – HR Manager at ImpacTech 

“The greatest advantage for the candidates is that they can proceed with the tests at their own convenience. In case you have a candidate who is already working and is thinking about changing the career or moving to another company, it is also a time saver for them, as they do not have to take time off in order to attend numerous interviews in the search for a new position.”

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to set up DevSkiller?

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.

What do candidates think of DevSkiller Python 3.x programming questions?

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.