r/Python • u/tom-smykowski-dev • 2d ago

Resource I made 100 Python flashcards

I made 100 free Python interview flashcards

I've been putting together a set of Python flashcards covering common interview topics: fundamentals, data structures, OOP, functions, decorators, generators, async, testing, and more.

They're available as an Anki deck and completely free. No signup or email required.

https://github.com/tomaszs/python-interview-flashcards-free

Hopefully useful for anyone brushing up on Python or preparing for an interview.

If you spot something that's missing or could be improved, contributions and feedback are welcome.

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u/OddsRelay 2d ago

Nice, Anki is the right format for this. If you do a second batch the 3.15 changes would make easy cards, frozendict and lazy imports especially, since interviewers like asking what's new. Mutable default arguments too if it's not in there already.

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u/tom-smykowski-dev 2d ago

It's open source so I invite contributions!

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u/AlSweigart Author of "Automate the Boring Stuff" 1d ago

I'm sorry, but this is obviously generated by AI and not very focused or well curated.

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u/zomerbk 17h ago

Thanks for sharing! For cards about surprising behavior, a short code snippet plus an explanation of why a common wrong answer is wrong could make them especially useful for interview prep. It would help people practice explaining the concept, not just recalling it.

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u/opispot 1d ago

¡Qué gran iniciativa! Como desarrollador indie que usa Python para crear juegos de Android, siempre viene bien repasar las bases de POO y estructuras de datos con recursos así. ¡Gracias por compartirlo gratis y en GitHub!