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🐍 Extended Description for Your Python Practice Repository This repository is a complete collection of Python coding questions and solutions, organized from beginner to advanced levels. It is designed to help students, developers and interviewees improve their Python skills through hands-on coding practice. Whether you are just starting with Python or preparing for a technical interview, this repo offers a well-structured, topic-wise progression that covers all the core concepts, including: Variables, Data Types, Operators Conditional Statements and Loops Functions and Recursion Strings, Lists, Sets, Tuples and Dictionaries File Handling and Exception Handling Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Advanced topics like Decorators, Generators, Multithreading and Regex Real-World Mini Projects to test applied knowledge Each Python file contains: A clear problem statement A fully commented solution Examples and output when applicable Notes or tips where useful This repository is ideal for: 📚 Python learners looking to master the language 🧠 Interview candidates practicing problem-solving 👨‍💻 Developers refreshing their Python concepts 🚀 Anyone building a strong coding foundation The code is simple, well-documented and beginner-friendly. It grows continuously with more questions, cleaner code, and better structuring contributions and suggestions are always welcome!

Author: M-Ahtasham-Ul-Haq

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+🐍 Python Practice Questions – From Basics to Advanced
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+Welcome to my Python coding question repository! 
+This repo contains **100s of handpicked questions** with **fully explained solutions**, starting from **beginner to advanced level**.
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+📌 Topics Covered
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+✅ Variables, Data Types
+✅ Conditional Statements
+✅ Loops & Functions
+✅ Strings, Lists, Sets, Dictionaries
+✅ File I/O
+✅ Object-Oriented Programming
+✅ Error Handling
+✅ Advanced Topics (Decorators, Generators, Regex, etc.)
+✅ Real-World Mini Projects
+
+---
+
+🧠 Sample Beginner Question
+
+```python
+# Q: Swap two variables without using a third variable
+a = 5
+b = 10
+a, b = b, a
+print("a:", a, "b:", b) # Output: a: 10 b: 5