data-science-interviews README

The project's README from github.com/alexeygrigorev/data-science-interviews. As one markdown file: README.md.

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Data Science Interviews

Data science interview questions - with answers

The answers are given by the community

For updates, follow me on Twitter (@Al_Grigor) and on LinkedIn (agrigorev)

Do you want to talk about data? Join DataTalks.Club

Questions by category

Contributed questions

The contrib folder contains contributed interview questions:

Other useful things

This is a joint effort of many people. You can see the list of contributors here: contributors.md

License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

CC BY 4.0

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What is this?A free, community-built collection of data science interview questions with answers, stored as markdown files in this repo.
Is it a structured course, or can I just dip into it as a reference?It's a reference you dip into, not a course — questions live in separate markdown files by category, so you can jump straight to what you want to practice.
Where should I start when preparing for an interview?Start with theory.md for conceptual questions and technical.md for SQL, Python and coding, then browse awesome.md for other interview resources.
What topics do the questions cover?Theory covers linear models, trees and neural networks; technical covers SQL, Python and coding; a separate contrib folder adds probability questions.
Is the collection still being updated?Yes — the README promises more categories are coming, and the project is a joint effort of many people.
Can I reuse the material, say for a study group or a blog post?Yes, as long as you give credit — the work is published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
Where can I discuss data interview topics with others?The author invites readers to join DataTalks.Club to talk about data, and posts project updates on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Is this useful for senior candidates too, or mainly juniors?It spans fundamentals like linear models and trees alongside SQL, Python and coding practice, so it works both for learning the basics and as a broad refresher before senior interviews.
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