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Here’s a sorted sequence of those 50 beginner Python coding interview questions from easy to
hard based on typical interview difficulty and complexity involved:
Easy
1. Reverse a string
2. Check if a number is even or odd
3. Count vowels and consonants in a string
4. Remove all whitespaces from a string
5. Find the largest number in a list
6. Count the number of words in a string
7. Sum of all elements in a list
8. Find the second largest number in a list
9. Swap two numbers without a temp variable
10. Count digits in a number
Easy to Medium
11. Check if a string is a palindrome
12. Count occurrences of each element
13. Capitalize the first letter of each word
14. Remove duplicates from a list
15. Print multiplication table
16. Check if a number is prime
17. Sum of digits of a number
18. Print all prime numbers between 1 and 100
19. Find the key with the maximum value in a dictionary
20. Find factorial of a number
Medium
21. Check if two strings are anagrams
22. Replace vowels with a special character
23. Find the most frequent character in a string
24. Merge two sorted lists
25. Rotate a list by k positions
26. Separate even and odd numbers
27. Find common elements in two lists using set
28. Count frequency of elements using dictionary
29. Convert two lists into a dictionary
30. Create a calculator (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
Medium to Hard
31. Flatten a nested list
32. Check if a number is an Armstrong number
33. Find the GCD of two numbers
34. Convert decimal to binary
35. Find the first non-repeating character in a string
36. Find numbers divisible by a given number in a range
37. Print a pyramid/star pattern
38. Count positive, negative, and zero numbers in a list
39. Merge two dictionaries
40. Sort a dictionary by values
Hard
41. Check if a number is a perfect square
42. Generate Fibonacci series up to n terms
43. Invert a dictionary (swap keys and values)
44. Filter dictionary values based on condition
45. Group words with the same anagram
46. Generate a list of random numbers
47. Remove duplicate values from dictionary
48. Find the square root of a number without using built-in methods
49. Use loops to find sum of numbers in a range
50. Implement advanced dictionary/set manipulations and grouping
If you want, I can now provide solutions for the easy questions first, or focus on any category you
prefer! What’s your pick?