On Monday, I will be selected for courses at a python developer’s company, there is general python knowledge (writing labs at the university). Said to be tested. Where can I take such tests?
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http://www.checkio.org/ is not a test, but rather a useful resource with tasks on Python. I advise. The level of knowledge of the language is tightened, and the algorithms are different, too, it does not hurt to know.
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https://certification.mail.ru/ - there is a python test, version 3.4.x without any additional modules. Plus you can get a certificate.
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You can here http://programarcadegames.com/quiz/progress.php cool learning and testing.
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import this. But then he is the author of the asyncio package, which actively encourages the use of 2 generators. Zen can of course be interpreted in different ways. But I don’t see where he “explicitly” says something about iterators / generators / slices. 3. Any tool can be abused, but iterators / generators / slices are single / everyday / omnipresent means of the language (Python). It's hard to imagine an idiomatic Python code that wouldn't use them. - jfs