Here are the answers to 120 Data Science Interview Questions
The above answer some is modified based on Kojin's original collection: kojino/120-Data-Science-Interview-Questions
Another solution is from: Nitish-McQueen: Data Science Interview Questions
Quera has a good list of questions: https://datascienceinterview.quora.com/Answers-1
Feel free to send me a pull request if you find any mistakes or have better answers.
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