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🔮 Output Prediction — learning path

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What this path teaches

Pure predict-the-output drills across strings, lists, dicts, and sets — the exact format of exam and interview questions. No fixing here: read the snippet, commit to an answer, then check yourself.

By the end: You can run short Python in your head, line by line, and trust the result.

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The problems, in order

  1. 1String repetition and length
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  2. 2String multiplication and indexing
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  3. 3String multiplication in a loop
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  4. 4String case methods
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  5. 5String startswith and endswith
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  6. 6join() and split()
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  7. 7zip() combining two lists
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  8. 8List methods in sequence
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  9. 9in operator on a list
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  10. 10Checking membership in a list
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  11. 11List extend vs append
    🔮 Predict the output · easy
  12. 12List slicing with step
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  13. 13setdefault() behavior
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  14. 14Dictionary pop() with default
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  15. 15Dictionary update() behavior
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  16. 16Dictionary comprehension with condition
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  17. 17sorted() with a key function
    🔮 Predict the output · medium
  18. 18while loop with a condition update
    🔮 Predict the output · medium

How to work a path

Do the problems in order — each one assumes the rule taught by the one before it. Open a problem, try it in the interactive editor, and only then read the explanation. Progress is saved in this browser automatically (signed-in solves also earn XP and streaks). One path per week is a solid pace; finishing in a single sitting is allowed but not required.