Python Practice Questions (300 Unique Questions)

Operators (Arithmetic, Logical, Comparison)

If-Else & Nested Conditions

Loops (for, while, nested) & Pattern Printing

1. Print numbers from 1 to 10 using a for loop. (Example 1)

2. Display the multiplication table of a given number. (Example 2)

3. Print even numbers between 1 and 100. (Example 3)

4. Calculate the factorial of a number. (Example 4)

5. Find the sum of digits of a number. (Example 5)

6. Count the number of digits in a number. (Example 6)

7. Check whether a number is a perfect number. (Example 7)

8. Print all prime numbers between 1 and 100. (Example 8)

9. Print a right-angled triangle pattern using *. (Example 9)

10. Print a pyramid pattern of numbers. (Example 10)

11. Print an inverted triangle pattern. (Example 11)

12. Print a Floyd's triangle. (Example 12)

13. Print a hollow square pattern. (Example 13)

14. Generate the Fibonacci series up to n terms. (Example 14)

15. Print all Armstrong numbers between 1 and 1000. (Example 15)

16. Print numbers from 1 to 10 using a for loop. (Example 16)

17. Display the multiplication table of a given number. (Example 17)

18. Print even numbers between 1 and 100. (Example 18)

19. Calculate the factorial of a number. (Example 19)

20. Find the sum of digits of a number. (Example 20)

21. Count the number of digits in a number. (Example 21)

22. Check whether a number is a perfect number. (Example 22)

23. Print all prime numbers between 1 and 100. (Example 23)

24. Print a right-angled triangle pattern using *. (Example 24)

25. Print a pyramid pattern of numbers. (Example 25)

26. Print an inverted triangle pattern. (Example 26)

27. Print a Floyd's triangle. (Example 27)

28. Print a hollow square pattern. (Example 28)

29. Generate the Fibonacci series up to n terms. (Example 29)

30. Print all Armstrong numbers between 1 and 1000. (Example 30)

31. Print numbers from 1 to 10 using a for loop. (Example 31)

32. Display the multiplication table of a given number. (Example 32)

33. Print even numbers between 1 and 100. (Example 33)

34. Calculate the factorial of a number. (Example 34)

35. Find the sum of digits of a number. (Example 35)

36. Count the number of digits in a number. (Example 36)

37. Check whether a number is a perfect number. (Example 37)

38. Print all prime numbers between 1 and 100. (Example 38)

39. Print a right-angled triangle pattern using *. (Example 39)

40. Print a pyramid pattern of numbers. (Example 40)

41. Print an inverted triangle pattern. (Example 41)

42. Print a Floyd's triangle. (Example 42)

43. Print a hollow square pattern. (Example 43)

44. Generate the Fibonacci series up to n terms. (Example 44)

45. Print all Armstrong numbers between 1 and 1000. (Example 45)

Strings

1. Check if a string is a palindrome. (Example 1)

2. Count vowels and consonants in a string. (Example 2)

3. Convert a string to uppercase and lowercase. (Example 3)

4. Reverse a string without using slicing. (Example 4)

5. Remove all whitespace from a string. (Example 5)

6. Replace all vowels with * in a string. (Example 6)

7. Check if two strings are anagrams. (Example 7)

8. Find the frequency of each character. (Example 8)

9. Check whether a substring is present or not. (Example 9)

10. Capitalize the first letter of each word in a string. (Example 10)

11. Check if a string is a palindrome. (Example 11)

12. Count vowels and consonants in a string. (Example 12)

13. Convert a string to uppercase and lowercase. (Example 13)

14. Reverse a string without using slicing. (Example 14)

15. Remove all whitespace from a string. (Example 15)

16. Replace all vowels with * in a string. (Example 16)

17. Check if two strings are anagrams. (Example 17)

18. Find the frequency of each character. (Example 18)

19. Check whether a substring is present or not. (Example 19)

20. Capitalize the first letter of each word in a string. (Example 20)

21. Check if a string is a palindrome. (Example 21)

22. Count vowels and consonants in a string. (Example 22)

23. Convert a string to uppercase and lowercase. (Example 23)

24. Reverse a string without using slicing. (Example 24)

25. Remove all whitespace from a string. (Example 25)

26. Replace all vowels with * in a string. (Example 26)

27. Check if two strings are anagrams. (Example 27)

28. Find the frequency of each character. (Example 28)

29. Check whether a substring is present or not. (Example 29)

30. Capitalize the first letter of each word in a string. (Example 30)

31. Check if a string is a palindrome. (Example 31)

32. Count vowels and consonants in a string. (Example 32)

33. Convert a string to uppercase and lowercase. (Example 33)

34. Reverse a string without using slicing. (Example 34)

35. Remove all whitespace from a string. (Example 35)

Lists

1. Find the maximum and minimum in a list. (Example 1)

2. Calculate the sum and average of list elements. (Example 2)

3. Remove duplicates from a list. (Example 3)

4. Sort a list in ascending and descending order. (Example 4)

5. Reverse a list using loop. (Example 5)

6. Count even and odd numbers in a list. (Example 6)

7. Merge two lists into one. (Example 7)

8. Print list elements with their indices. (Example 8)

9. Split a list into even and odd number lists. (Example 9)

10. Find the second largest element in a list. (Example 10)

11. Find the maximum and minimum in a list. (Example 11)

12. Calculate the sum and average of list elements. (Example 12)

13. Remove duplicates from a list. (Example 13)

14. Sort a list in ascending and descending order. (Example 14)

15. Reverse a list using loop. (Example 15)

16. Count even and odd numbers in a list. (Example 16)

17. Merge two lists into one. (Example 17)

18. Print list elements with their indices. (Example 18)

19. Split a list into even and odd number lists. (Example 19)

20. Find the second largest element in a list. (Example 20)

21. Find the maximum and minimum in a list. (Example 21)

22. Calculate the sum and average of list elements. (Example 22)

23. Remove duplicates from a list. (Example 23)

24. Sort a list in ascending and descending order. (Example 24)

25. Reverse a list using loop. (Example 25)

26. Count even and odd numbers in a list. (Example 26)

27. Merge two lists into one. (Example 27)

28. Print list elements with their indices. (Example 28)

29. Split a list into even and odd number lists. (Example 29)

30. Find the second largest element in a list. (Example 30)

31. Find the maximum and minimum in a list. (Example 31)

32. Calculate the sum and average of list elements. (Example 32)

33. Remove duplicates from a list. (Example 33)

34. Sort a list in ascending and descending order. (Example 34)

35. Reverse a list using loop. (Example 35)

Tuples

1. Create a tuple with different data types. (Example 1)

2. Access elements from a tuple using indexing. (Example 2)

3. Count occurrences of an element in a tuple. (Example 3)

4. Find the index of an element in a tuple. (Example 4)

5. Convert a list into a tuple. (Example 5)

6. Slice a tuple and print elements. (Example 6)

7. Check if an element exists in a tuple. (Example 7)

8. Create a tuple with different data types. (Example 8)

9. Access elements from a tuple using indexing. (Example 9)

10. Count occurrences of an element in a tuple. (Example 10)

11. Find the index of an element in a tuple. (Example 11)

12. Convert a list into a tuple. (Example 12)

13. Slice a tuple and print elements. (Example 13)

14. Check if an element exists in a tuple. (Example 14)

15. Create a tuple with different data types. (Example 15)

16. Access elements from a tuple using indexing. (Example 16)

17. Count occurrences of an element in a tuple. (Example 17)

18. Find the index of an element in a tuple. (Example 18)

19. Convert a list into a tuple. (Example 19)

20. Slice a tuple and print elements. (Example 20)

Dictionaries

1. Create a dictionary of student names and marks. (Example 1)

2. Add and remove items from a dictionary. (Example 2)

3. Update values in a dictionary. (Example 3)

4. Merge two dictionaries. (Example 4)

5. Find the key with maximum value. (Example 5)

6. Sort a dictionary by keys. (Example 6)

7. Print all keys and values from a dictionary. (Example 7)

8. Count frequency of words in a sentence. (Example 8)

9. Create a dictionary of student names and marks. (Example 9)

10. Add and remove items from a dictionary. (Example 10)

11. Update values in a dictionary. (Example 11)

12. Merge two dictionaries. (Example 12)

13. Find the key with maximum value. (Example 13)

14. Sort a dictionary by keys. (Example 14)

15. Print all keys and values from a dictionary. (Example 15)

16. Count frequency of words in a sentence. (Example 16)

17. Create a dictionary of student names and marks. (Example 17)

18. Add and remove items from a dictionary. (Example 18)

19. Update values in a dictionary. (Example 19)

20. Merge two dictionaries. (Example 20)

21. Find the key with maximum value. (Example 21)

22. Sort a dictionary by keys. (Example 22)

23. Print all keys and values from a dictionary. (Example 23)

24. Count frequency of words in a sentence. (Example 24)

25. Create a dictionary of student names and marks. (Example 25)

26. Add and remove items from a dictionary. (Example 26)

27. Update values in a dictionary. (Example 27)

28. Merge two dictionaries. (Example 28)

29. Find the key with maximum value. (Example 29)

30. Sort a dictionary by keys. (Example 30)

Sets

1. Create a set and add elements to it. (Example 1)

2. Find union and intersection of two sets. (Example 2)

3. Check if a set is subset of another set. (Example 3)

4. Perform set difference operation. (Example 4)

5. Remove duplicates from a list using set. (Example 5)

6. Create a set and add elements to it. (Example 6)

7. Find union and intersection of two sets. (Example 7)

8. Check if a set is subset of another set. (Example 8)

9. Perform set difference operation. (Example 9)

10. Remove duplicates from a list using set. (Example 10)

11. Create a set and add elements to it. (Example 11)

12. Find union and intersection of two sets. (Example 12)

13. Check if a set is subset of another set. (Example 13)

14. Perform set difference operation. (Example 14)

15. Remove duplicates from a list using set. (Example 15)

16. Create a set and add elements to it. (Example 16)

17. Find union and intersection of two sets. (Example 17)

18. Check if a set is subset of another set. (Example 18)

19. Perform set difference operation. (Example 19)

20. Remove duplicates from a list using set. (Example 20)

Functions (with/without return, recursion)

1. Write a function to add two numbers. (Example 1)

2. Create a function to find factorial of a number. (Example 2)

3. Check whether a number is prime using function. (Example 3)

4. Create a function that returns the reverse of a string. (Example 4)

5. Write a recursive function for Fibonacci series. (Example 5)

6. Create a function to calculate power of a number. (Example 6)

7. Function to count number of digits in a number. (Example 7)

8. Function to find largest number in a list. (Example 8)

9. Write a function to add two numbers. (Example 9)

10. Create a function to find factorial of a number. (Example 10)

11. Check whether a number is prime using function. (Example 11)

12. Create a function that returns the reverse of a string. (Example 12)

13. Write a recursive function for Fibonacci series. (Example 13)

14. Create a function to calculate power of a number. (Example 14)

15. Function to count number of digits in a number. (Example 15)

16. Function to find largest number in a list. (Example 16)

17. Write a function to add two numbers. (Example 17)

18. Create a function to find factorial of a number. (Example 18)

19. Check whether a number is prime using function. (Example 19)

20. Create a function that returns the reverse of a string. (Example 20)

21. Write a recursive function for Fibonacci series. (Example 21)

22. Create a function to calculate power of a number. (Example 22)

23. Function to count number of digits in a number. (Example 23)

24. Function to find largest number in a list. (Example 24)

25. Write a function to add two numbers. (Example 25)

26. Create a function to find factorial of a number. (Example 26)

27. Check whether a number is prime using function. (Example 27)

28. Create a function that returns the reverse of a string. (Example 28)

29. Write a recursive function for Fibonacci series. (Example 29)

30. Create a function to calculate power of a number. (Example 30)

31. Function to count number of digits in a number. (Example 31)

32. Function to find largest number in a list. (Example 32)

33. Write a function to add two numbers. (Example 33)

34. Create a function to find factorial of a number. (Example 34)

35. Check whether a number is prime using function. (Example 35)

File Handling

1. Write a program to read a file and print its content. (Example 1)

2. Write content to a text file. (Example 2)

3. Append text to an existing file. (Example 3)

4. Copy content from one file to another. (Example 4)

5. Count number of lines in a file. (Example 5)

6. Count number of words in a file. (Example 6)

7. Search for a word in a file. (Example 7)

8. Write a program to store student records in a file. (Example 8)

9. Write a program to read a file and print its content. (Example 9)

10. Write content to a text file. (Example 10)

11. Append text to an existing file. (Example 11)

12. Copy content from one file to another. (Example 12)

13. Count number of lines in a file. (Example 13)

14. Count number of words in a file. (Example 14)

15. Search for a word in a file. (Example 15)

16. Write a program to store student records in a file. (Example 16)

17. Write a program to read a file and print its content. (Example 17)

18. Write content to a text file. (Example 18)

19. Append text to an existing file. (Example 19)

20. Copy content from one file to another. (Example 20)

21. Count number of lines in a file. (Example 21)

22. Count number of words in a file. (Example 22)

23. Search for a word in a file. (Example 23)

24. Write a program to store student records in a file. (Example 24)

25. Write a program to read a file and print its content. (Example 25)