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Top 22 Python Interview Questions.
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1. Count Character Occurrences using Python
2. Palindrome Words using Python
3. Age Calculator using Python
4. Validate Anagrams using Python
5. Python code for Pascal's Triangle
6. Full Diamond Pattern in Python
7. Selection sort in Python
8. Bubble sort using Python
9. Insertion sort using Python
10. Perfect number verification in Python
11. Primes Numbers smaller than or equal to the Number
12. Assign a value to a key in Python
13. Python Program to Check Armstrong Number
14. Python Program to Print the Fibonacci sequence
15. Python Program to find the factors of a number
16. Python program to find the factorial of a number
17. Floyd's Triangle in Python using for loop
18. Python program to add two numbers
19. Function to find permutations of a given string
20. Program to swap first and last element of a list
21. Bitwise Operations on Integer Types
22. Python Program to Check a Number is a Disarium Number

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