Logical Exercises
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These exercises focus on deep understanding of Python data types, implicit behavior, type casting, mutability, and edge cases.
Think before running the code.
Exercise 1: Predict the Output (Type Confusion)
Exercise 2: Boolean Truth Table (Hidden Rules)
Exercise 3: Mutable vs Immutable (Critical Concept)
Exercise 4: Tuple Trap
Exercise 5: Same Value, Different Type
Exercise 6: Dictionary Key Collision
Exercise 7: Set with Mixed Data Types
Exercise 8: Type Casting Chain
Exercise 9: Range vs List
Exercise 10: Nested Type Conversion
Exercise 11: Bytes vs String
Exercise 12: NoneType Logic
Exercise 13: List Multiplication Trap
Exercise 14: Float Precision Problem
Exercise 15: Identity vs Equality
Exercise 16: Complex Data Type Check
Exercise 17: String to List Logic
Exercise 18: Frozen Data Type Logic
What happens and why?
Exercise 19: Dict from Zip (Length Mismatch)
Exercise 20: Final
If you can explain WHY each output behaves that way (not just the output),
your data type fundamentals are strong.