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DmitriyMolchanov2021-06-12 12:28:34
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DmitriyMolchanov, 2021-06-12 12:28:34

Are there any resources (websites, applications) with a large set of Python knowledge tests on various topics?

It is tests with answer options that are of interest, and not tasks that require writing a program to solve. The purpose of such testing is to consolidate the knowledge gained from books, documentation and other sources.
Yes, many will say that it is better to consolidate knowledge through practice, i.e. through writing programs. But the fact is that in practice all sorts of subtleties and nuances of the language are often not covered. Some knowledge is needed regularly, and some - in special cases, and they may not be needed very soon.
It would be nice to have a large set of control questions on various topics that affect the most important and non-obvious features of the language to consolidate knowledge.

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Flam3y, 2021-06-12
@Flam3y

https://itproger.com/practice/python

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Saboteur, 2021-06-12
@saboteur_kiev

But the fact is that in practice all sorts of subtleties and nuances of the language are often not covered.

And often they are not needed. It is more important to be able to write a program with good architecture and intelligible code than to use such subtleties and nuances of the language, which are rarely found in programs at all.

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h45h47, 2021-06-19
@h45h47

https://www.hackerrank.com

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Vasily Bannikov, 2021-06-19
@vabka

codewars

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