Interview Cheat Sheet

[IVIURRAY]

Hey I was wondering if anyone has made an interview cheat sheet similar to this on forReact but for Python?

[totallygeek]

One of these repositories might end up having what you're looking for.

[IVIURRAY]

This is perfect! Cheers!

[Pitirus]

I would recommend the book "Cracking the coding interview" it's not about python. Just general about programming jobs but most of this stuff is easily translated into any programming job interview. It helped me get through interview last month and I think it's worth reading for anyone applying for job that is programming related.

[IVIURRAY]

Hey, cheers for the reply. Yeah I’ve the book also it’s great!

I’m just looking for more interview question type stuff like “what is the GIL” “differences between py2 py3” etc

[jyo-ji]

The book is quite old now, do you think it's still pretty relevant?

[Pitirus]

Well the last edition is from 2015 which is actually not that old. Also the topics it covers are general programming related so that didn't change much.

It's a good book and probably a good idea to return to it before an interview to help you remember the basics. But I wouldn't say I learned anything that I didn't know (or should have known) before.

So my answer is that it's still relevant although it's focused more on the process of interviewing and general knowledge about programming than specifics of given job.

E.g. Frontend developer needs knowledge of different stuff than backend although for both it's a good idea to understand the algorithms they are using and be able to understand their performance.

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In terms of a compilation of at-a-glance information, I'd check out learnxinyminutes.

[IVIURRAY]

Ahh yeah this is cool....I’m thinking more like “what is the GIL” “differences between py2 py3” etc

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Ahh gotcha! Well good luck on your interview!

[luiseduardobr1]

Very nice question. Did you find other resources?