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13 Essential Python Interview Questions
Here are 13 essential python interview questions useful to crack your interview.
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How to Find Sum of Series in Python
Sample Python script to calculate the sum of the GP series. Knowing the skills applied to write this script useful for interviews.
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How to Print Name[String] in Reverse order in Python
Here’s a python program that reverses the name you enter and prints it in reverse order. This is useful for interviews.
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Bash: How to Calculate Sum After Reading File
Here is a shell script to calculate the sum of input file records. And to replace a string with a new one using sed utility.
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How to Create a JSON File in Python: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
JSON files are popular in message interchange. Here is sample python logic on how to write JSON data to a file using the dump function
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How to Effectively Use sed for Search and Replace in Bash
Here are the best examples of how to use sed utility to search and replace. These examples explain how to replace a string with your choice.
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How to get CPU Utilisation of SQL Query
Here’s a sample Explain plan query to find statistics of the execution plan. Useful for SQL and Data warehousing developers.
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How to Call a Shell Script from Another Script
In Bash shell (or any other) you can include a script in another script. Here is best example of how you can do it. Also, I have explained the reasons of why you need it.
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DB2 Check Vs. Default Constraint Top Differences
Check and Default constraints are both not the same. They create during create Table. Differences between these you can understand with these examples.
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Exclusive Loops Vs Iterators in Python
Loops and iterators are two unique concepts. But the outcome is the same. Here are details explained with simple examples.
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How to Read Array and Print in Bash script
Here’s a simplified script to read all the elements of the array. You can do two things with this script. Those are appending and Counting.
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How to Change Default Shell In Ubuntu
Here’s a simple command that you can use to change shells. It’s useful to work with multiple shells at a time.