Implement 150 functions in Python! - Hands-on course
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Welcome to the Implement 150 functions in Python! – Hands-on course where you can test your Python programming skills.
Topics you will find in the exercises:
- calculations in Python
- slicing
- strings, and str methods
- data types
- data structures: set. tuple, list, dict
- program flow control
- if statement
- for loops
- break statement
- continue statement
- while loops
- exception handling
- input/output
- reading files
- saving to files
- built-in functions
- defining your own functions
- anonymous functions – lambda expression
- set comprehension
- list comprehension
- dict comprehension
- built-in modules
- Fibonacci sequence
- prime and composite numbers
- palindromic numbers
- GCD
- decimal system, binary system
- compression
- object oriented programming
- Hamming distance
- Scrabble game
- spiral matrices
- input / output operations
- work with JSON and CSV files
- ETL processing
- object serialization – pickle
- SQLite databases – sqlite3
- Levenshtein distance
- Caesar Cipher
- Morse code
- Monte Carlo method
- bitwise AND, OR, XOR
- functional programming
- inheritance from built-in classes
- calculation of moving averages and minima
- implementation of the Matrix class
- implementation of the Stack class
- implementation of the Queue class
- the parentheses validator
- HTML document validator
- and other
This course is designed for people who have basic and advanced knowledge in Python. It consists of 150 exercises with solutions. This is a great test for people who are learning the Python language and are looking for new challenges. Exercises are also a good test before the interview.
If you’re wondering if it’s worth taking a step towards Python, don’t hesitate any longer and take the challenge today.
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