Three assessments from Level 1 to 3 that build on each other. Start with Python Starter and move up to Python Pro when you are ready.
Code PYSTR
A quick check that someone can read and write simple Python programs with confidence.
Overall basic PythonBasics and data typesDecisions and loopsLists, strings and dictionariesFunctions and errors
Code PYPRC
Shows that someone can write, read and fix everyday Python code of the kind used in projects, internships and junior developer roles.
Overall practical PythonData handlingFunctions in depthClasses and objectsFiles, modules and errors+1
Code PYPRO
Shows that someone can design, tune and ship production-quality Python, at the level expected of experienced developers, data engineers and technical leads.
Overall professional PythonLanguage internalsPerformance and concurrencyData and librariesDesign and typing+1
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It covers Basics and data types, Decisions and loops, Lists, strings and dictionaries, Functions and errors, Data handling and Functions in depth and more.
Python Starter: A quick check that someone can read and write simple Python programs with confidence.
Python Practitioner: Shows that someone can write, read and fix everyday Python code of the kind used in projects, internships and junior developer roles.
Python Pro: Shows that someone can design, tune and ship production-quality Python, at the level expected of experienced developers, data engineers and technical leads.
Start with Python Starter (Level 1). Each level builds on the one before it, and your report suggests when you are ready for the next one.
Python Starter has 20 questions and takes 20 minutes. Python Practitioner has 40 questions and takes 45 minutes. Python Pro has 45 questions and takes 60 minutes.
A report straight away with your score in each area, what is already strong, what is ready to grow and a short practice plan, plus a certificate you can share.
Standard assessments use 1 credit and Premium ones 2 credits per attempt. New personal accounts get their first credit free.
Yes. Organizations can invite people to any level of the Python series in a drive and see everyone's results side by side. With an individual account, you can start a cohort for any level in this series and invite friends or classmates to take it with you at the same time.
Take it yourself with a free personal account (your first credit is on us), or create an organization to invite your team or students to any level.
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