Repository of solutions to the GeeksforGeeks “Master Python” course problems
This repository corresponds to the problems/exercises in the GeeksforGeeks Python Programming — Self Paced / Master Python course:
GeeksforGeeks: Master Python Course
I successfully completed the course and earned a certificate from GeeksforGeeks:
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- To store my personal solutions to every problem/exercise in the course
- To help me track progress and revise later
- To provide a reference / learning aid for others (after they’ve tried themselves)
- Not meant to be a “cheat sheet” to skip learning — I strongly encourage you to attempt the problems yourself first
Typical layout:
- Each module (or topic) has its own folder
- File names reflect the problem (or include numbering)
- Solutions are in Python (unless otherwise noted)
- I might include comments, explanations, or alternate approaches
- Do the problem yourself first — Resist the urge to peek immediately.
- Use my solution as a learning reference, not a substitute.
- Compare your approach vs mine — see where you can optimize, adapt, or strengthen your logic.
- If you get stuck, try to debug your own code before jumping to the solution.
- Use branches/forks if you plan to add your own variants or improvements.
- Complete set of solved problems corresponding to the GfG course
- Some problems may have multiple solution variants (e.g. iterative / recursive)
- Inline comments and explanations to clarify tricky logic
- Occasionally, “notes” files with tips or caveats
Please do not treat this repository as a place to just copy-paste solutions.
Your learning and growth come from trying, failing, debugging, and persisting.
Use these solutions after you’ve given each problem a fair attempt.If you just follow solutions blindly, the value of doing the course is diminished.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License.
Hope this helps you and others as a (responsible) reference.
Happy coding & learning! 🐍