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Data Science interview questions for freshers

Panel-ready Data Science track questions for freshers and experienced developers. Practice at Coding Cadre in Faridabad, or Online from Delhi NCR.

43 Easy Missing Data Data Science

What are missing values in a dataset?

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Missing values are observations that were not recorded, not applicable, or lost in a pipeline, often shown as NaN, None, or SQL NULL.

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45 Easy Missing Data Data Science

Why can dropping every row with any missing value be a bad idea?

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Listwise deletion shrinks the sample and can bias results if missingness is related to the outcome, such as churned users skipping a survey.

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46 Easy Missing Data Data Science

What is mean imputation?

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Mean imputation replaces missing numeric values with the column mean.

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47 Easy Outliers Data Science

What is an outlier?

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An outlier is a point that sits far from the bulk of the distribution, whether by error or by being a genuine extreme.

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49 Easy Outliers Data Science

How can a box plot help you find outliers?

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A box plot shows the median, quartiles, and whiskers, with points beyond the whiskers often plotted as outliers.

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50 Easy Visualization Data Science

When should you use a histogram?

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Use a histogram to see the distribution of one numeric variable, including modality, skew, and range.

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52 Easy Visualization Data Science

What is a scatter plot used for?

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A scatter plot shows the relationship between two numeric variables, one on each axis.

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53 Easy Visualization Data Science

Why can pie charts be misleading?

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People compare angles and areas poorly, especially with many slices or similar sizes.

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54 Easy Correlation vs Causation Data Science

What is correlation?

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Correlation measures how two variables move together, often with Pearson's r for linear association.

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55 Easy Correlation vs Causation Data Science

Why does correlation not imply causation?

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Two series can move together because of a confounder, coincidence, reverse causality, or a shared trend over time.

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58 Easy Sampling Data Science

What is random sampling?

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Random sampling gives each unit a known chance of selection, often equal chance in a simple random sample.

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60 Easy Sampling Data Science

What is sampling bias?

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Sampling bias happens when some members of the population are systematically more likely to appear than others.

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