Python Interview Questions | Python Mock Interview | Part 2

This new chapter of Turing Mock Interviews takes a look at a few more technical interview questions that appear in a Python interview. Watch the video to understand the concepts you must brush up on before sitting for a Python test and interview. Let us know in the comments below which tech stack you'd like us to cover next.
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[@SomeshSamadder]

Questions:
How python is interpreted
why finalize is used in python
iterators in python
Generators in python
can we use 2 generators at same time?
Difference between return and yeild function in generators
Meta classes in python
Can we use decorators in python
What is monkey patching in python and its uses
What is difference between shallow and deep copy
Define polymorphism in python
xrange and range in python
What is the purpose of python non-local statement
How to use with in python
How does python approach multi threading.
Is it a good idea to use multi thread to speed up python code
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[@hp2805]

Thanks Man!!

[@insideout3795]

decorators can be used in python.
and to the question in 14:05, you can pass in *args in python to allow the function to take in different number of variables.
The interview is very cool.

[@paulonzervoulakus2685]

For me the decorator is a useful as it act as the constructor for that function before it began the compilation of that function. Eg. for request post function, on every request you might want to check the CSRF of that request, the functionality for checking the validity of CSRF can be at the level within the decorator it self so from the decorator it self you can tell if the request can proceed or not.
Another example is if there is a admin page, from request get before the function execute you can add a decorator that checks if the session is currently valid for that particular page request or not.

[@saheedoladiipo1738]

Decorator is a function that takes another function as an argument. Decorator is used in python. It is used to extend the functionality of existing function without modifying it.

[@behind-the-scenes420]

Yes, we can use decorators as we use daily in drf

[@ericpeter9343]

Yes we can use decorators in function to change the behaviour of the function without changing its behaviour.

[@karliekimcel6518]

yeah we can use decorators infunctions especially for logging and authentication

[@b-tech]

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Great job Rasheed.
Nice indeed.

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[@saheedoladiipo1738]

AbdulRasheed did a very great job. Keep it up.

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[@muhammadsiraj9760]

An awesome performance,
Nice one techy.

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[@codewithaziz]

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