Part 2 of the Deep Python Roadmap for Beginners 🔰

File Handling & Exceptions 📂🚨
• Read/write files (text, CSV, JSON)
• Use try/except/finally for error handling

Modules & Environments 📦🌐
• Organize code with modules and packages
• Manage dependencies with pip and virtual environments

Advanced Concepts 🔥🔍
• Work with decorators, generators, and context managers

Testing & Debugging 🐞✅
• Write tests using unittest or pytest
• Utilize debugging tools and linters

APIs & Web Development 🌐🔗
• Interact with RESTful APIs
• Start with frameworks like Flask or Django

Data Analysis & Visualization 📊🎨
• Use NumPy and Pandas for data handling
• Visualize with Matplotlib or Seaborn

Asynchronous Programming ⏰🔀
• Learn threading, multiprocessing, and async/await

Version Control & Deployment 🔁🚀
• Master Git basics and collaborative workflows
• Explore deployment strategies and CI/CD practices

Project Building & Community 🏗️🌍
• Build projects, contribute to open-source, and join communities

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Theoretical Questions for Interviews on Array

1. What is an array?

An array is a data structure consisting of a collection of elements, each identified by at least one array index or key.

2. How do you declare an Array?

Each language has its own way of declaring arrays, but the general idea is similar: defining the type of elements and the number of elements or initializing it directly.

✅ C/C++: int arr[5]; (Declares an array of 5 integers).
✅ Java: int[] arr = new int[5]; (Declares and initializes an array of 5 integers).
✅ Python: arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] (Uses a list, which functions like an array and doesn’t require a fixed size).
✅ JavaScript: let arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; (Uses arrays without needing a size specification).
✅ C#: int[] arr = new int[5]; (Declares an array of 5 integers).

3. Can an array be resized at runtime?

An array is fixed in size once created. However, in C, you can resize an array at runtime using Dynamic Memory Allocation (DMA) with malloc() or realloc(). Most modern languages have dynamic-sized arrays like vector in C++, list in Python, and ArrayList in Java, which automatically resize.

4. Is it possible to declare an array without specifying its size?

In C/C++, declaring an array without specifying its size is not allowed and causes a compile-time error. However, in C, we can create a pointer and allocate memory dynamically using malloc(). In C++, we can use vectors where we can declare first and then dynamically add elements. In modern languages like Java, Python, and JavaScript, we can declare without specifying the size.

5. What is the time complexity for accessing an element in an array?

The time complexity for accessing an element in an array is O(1), as it can be accessed directly using its index.

6. What is the difference between an array and a linked list?

An array is a static data structure, while a linked list is a dynamic data structure. Raw arrays have a fixed size, and elements are stored consecutively in memory, while linked lists can grow dynamically and do not require contiguous memory allocation. Dynamic-sized arrays allow flexible size, but the worst-case time complexity for insertion/deletion at the end becomes more than O(1). With a linked list, we get O(1) worst-case time complexity for insertion and deletion.

7. How would you find out the smallest and largest element in an array?

The best approach is iterative (linear search), while other approaches include recursive and sorting.

Iterative method

Algorithm:

1. Initialize two variables:

small = arr[0] (first element as the smallest).

large = arr[0] (first element as the largest).



2. Traverse through the array from index 1 to n-1.


3. If arr[i] > large, update large = arr[i].


4. If arr[i] < small, update small = arr[i].


5. Print the values of small and large.



C++ Code Implementation

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void findMinMax(int arr[], int n) {
    int small = arr[0], large = arr[0];

    for (int i = 1; i < n; i++) {
        if (arr[i] > large) 
            large = arr[i];
        if (arr[i] < small) 
            small = arr[i];
    }

    cout << "Smallest element: " << small << endl;
    cout << "Largest element: " << large << endl;
}

int main() {
    int arr[] = {7, 2, 9, 4, 1, 5};
    int n = sizeof(arr) / sizeof(arr[0]);

    findMinMax(arr, n);

    return 0;
}

8. What is the time complexity to search in an unsorted and sorted array?

✅ Unsorted Array: The time complexity for searching an element in an unsorted array is O(n), as we may need to check every element.
✅ Sorted Array: The time complexity for searching an element in a sorted array is O(log n) using binary search.

🔹 O(log n) takes less time than O(n), whereas O(n log n) takes more time than O(n).

All 25 Algorithms...

100+ Practice Questions

❍ C/C++
❍ Python
❍ JavaScript
❍ Java
❍ C#
❍ Golang

➊ Simple Numbers

➀ Find a digit at a specific place in a number
➁ Find count of digits in a number
➂ Find the largest digit
➃ Find the 2nd largest digit
➄ Find the kth largest digit
➅ Find the smallest digit
➆ Find the 2nd smallest digit
➇ Find the kth smallest digit
➈ Find generic root (sum of all digits) of a number
➉ Reverse the digits in a number
➀➀ Rotate the digits in a number
➀➁ Is the number a palindrome?
➀➂ Find sum of 'n' numbers
➀➃ Check if a number is perfect square
➀➄ Find a number in an AP sequence
➀➅ Find a number in a GP sequence
➀➆ Find a number in fibonacci sequence
➀➇ Check number divisibility by 2, 3, 5, 9
➀➈ Check if a number is primary or not
20. Given a number, print all primes smaller than it
➁➀ Check if a number is circular prime or not
➁➁ Find all prime factors of a number
➁➂ Find the GCD of 2 numbers
➁➃ Find the LCM of 2 numbers
➁➄ Find the factorial of a number
➁➅ Find the exponentiation of a number

➋ Unit Conversion

➀ Number Base (Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal, Decimal)
➁ Weight (gram, kg, pound)
➂ Height (cm, m, inch, feet)
➃ Temperature (centigrade, fahrenhite)
➄ Distance (km, mile)
➅ Area (m², km², acre)
➆ Volume (ltr, gallon)
➇ Time (sec, min, hour)
➈ Currency

➌ Calculator

➀ Loan EMI Calculator
➁ Fixed Deposit Returns Calculator
➂ Interest Calculator
➃ BMI Calculator
➄ Item Price (considering tax, discount, shipping)
➅ Tip Calculator

➍ Geometry

➀ Find distance between 2 points
➁ Given 2 sides of a right angle triangle, find the 3rd
➂ Find 3rd angle of a triangle when 2 are given
➃ Area of a triangle when 3 sides are given
➄ Area of a right angle triangle
➅ Perimeter of a Square
➆ Area of a Square
➇ Perimeter of a Rectangle
➈ Area of a Rectangle
➉ Circumference of a Circle
➀➀ Area of a Circle
➀➁ Circumference of a Semi-Circle
➀➂ Area of a Semi-Circle
➀➃ Area of a Ring
➀➄ Circumference of an Ellipse
➀➅ Area of an Ellipse
➀➆ Suface Area of a Sphere
➀➇ Volume of a Sphere
➀➈ Surface Area of a Hemisphere
20. Volume of a Hemisphere
➁➀ Surface area of a Cube
➁➁ Volume of a Cube
➁➂ Surface area of a Cylinder
➁➃ Volume of a Cylinder

➎ Vector

➀ Find Scalar Multiplication of a vector
➁ Find addition/subtraction of vectors
➂ Find magnitude of a vector
➃ Find an unit vector along a given vector
➄ Find dot product of 2 vectors
➅ Find cross product of 2 vectors
➆ Check if 2 vectors are orthogonal

➏ Matrix

➀ Find the determinant of a matrix
➁ Find Scalar Multiplication of a matrix
➂ Find addition/subtraction of matrices
➃ Find the transpose of a matrix
➄ Find if 2 matrices are orthogonal
➅ Find inverse of a 2x2 and 3x3 matrix

➐ Set

➀ Find Union of 2 sets
➁ Find Intersection of 2 sets
➂ Find the Difference of 2 sets
➃ Find the Symmetric Difference of 2 sets
➄ Find if a set is subset/superset of another set
➅ Find if 2 sets are disjoints

➑ Special Numbers

➀ Strong Number
➁ Perfect Number
➂ Armstrong Number
➃ Harshad Number
➄ Kaprekar Number
➅ Lychrel Number
➆ Narcissistic Decimal Number
➇ Lucus Number
➈ Catalan Number
➉ Duck Number
➀➀ Ugly Number
➀➁ Abundant Number
➀➂ Deficient Number
➀➃ Automorphic Number
➀➄ Magic Number
➀➅ Friendly Pair Numbers
➀➆ Neon Number
➀➇ Spy Number
➀➈ Happy Number
20. Sunny Number
➁➀ Disarium Number
➁➁ Pronic Number
➁➂ Trimorphic Number
➁➃ Evil Number
➁➄ Amicable Pairs

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Common Coding Mistakes to Avoid
Even experienced programmers make mistakes.


Undefined variables:
Ensure all variables are declared and initialized before use.

Type coercion:
Be mindful of JavaScript's automatic type conversion, which can lead to unexpected results.

Incorrect scope:
Understand the difference between global and local scope to avoid unintended variable access.

Logical errors:
Carefully review your code for logical inconsistencies that might lead to incorrect output.

Off-by-one errors:
Pay attention to array indices and loop conditions to prevent errors in indexing and iteration.

Infinite loops:
Avoid creating loops that never terminate due to incorrect conditions or missing exit points.

Example:
// Undefined variable error
let result = x + 5; // Assuming x is not declared

// Type coercion error
let age = "30";
let isAdult = age >= 18; // Age will be converted to a number

By being aware of these common pitfalls, you can write more robust and error-free code.

Do you have any specific coding mistakes you've encountered recently?

MACHINE LEARNING

What do you think?

Let's analyze the Python code step by step:

python
a = "Sun"
b = "Moon"
c = a
a = b
b = c
print(a + " and " + b)

Step-by-step breakdown:
1. `a = "Sun"` → variable `a` now holds `"Sun"`.
2. `b = "Moon"` → variable `b` now holds `"Moon"`.
3. `c = a` → variable `c` is assigned the value of `a`, which is `"Sun"`.
4. `a = b` → variable `a` is now assigned the value of `b`, which is `"Moon"`.
5. `b = c` → variable `b` is now assigned the value of `c`, which is `"Sun"`.

Final values:
-a = "Moon"
-b = "Sun"`

So, the `print(a + " and " + b)` will output:

Moon and Sun

✅ Correct answer: A. Moon and Sun