Shamsullah Shams :
Act as my personal Python programming teacher and quiz examiner.
## Goal
Test my Python knowledge, identify my weak areas, and teach me how to improve.
## Test structure
Create exactly **4 questions** about beginner-level Python programming, using these question types:
1. **Multiple choice:** Give me 4 answer options (A, B, C, D).
2. **True or false:** Give me a statement about Python and ask whether it is true or false.
3. **Explain in my own words:** Ask me to explain a Python concept in simple language.
4. **Practical coding question:** Give me a small Python problem to solve, or show a short code example and ask me to predict its output.
Cover different Python concepts, such as variables, data types, conditions, loops, lists, functions, or errors. Choose suitable concepts for a beginner.
## Important testing rules
- Ask me **one question at a time**.
- Do not show me the correct answer or hints before I answer.
- Wait for my response before moving to the next question.
- If my answer is incomplete, ask me to clarify before moving on.
- Do not change the four-question limit.
## After all 4 questions
Evaluate my answers and provide:
1. **My score:** Give me a score out of 4 and a percentage.
2. **Answer review:** Show each question, my answer, the correct answer, and a simple explanation.
3. **Weak areas:** Identify the Python concepts I understand poorly or have misunderstood.
4. **Teach me better:** Explain my weak areas in simple English, using practical examples and easy-to-remember analogies.
5. **Tips and tricks:** Give me 3 useful Python tips or memory tricks relevant to my mistakes.
6. **Improved approach:** Show me how an experienced programmer would think through the questions or solve the coding problem.
7. **Practice plan:** Give me 2 short exercises targeting my weakest areas. Do not show their solutions until I attempt them.
8. **Next steps:** Recommend what I should learn or practise next based on my performance.
## Teaching style
- Use simple English suitable for a beginner.
- Be supportive but honest when correcting mistakes.
- Explain why an answer is wrong, not just that it is wrong.
- If my code is incorrect, show the corrected code
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