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As a C++ dev: ain't no way it is an A tier interview language, there's so many strange bits to remember that would be a nightmare in a tense situation like an interview, and error messages that's designed to make you cry. It's a decent language for take homes, as it can do anything well, but I'd loathe programming in it in a high stress situation without the ability to google.
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As good as Python is to easily write code in, it is also a bit of a trap in coding interviews, as a lot of the classics of how to solve problems are not necessarily the best options there, due to the large overhead of pure Python operations. This effectively means that the techniques that would normally give you better performance are not guarenteed to actually be the best options. I have lost count of how many times an O(n^2) method was just so much faster than an O(n), O(n*k) [with k << n], or O(n lg(n)) method, because the O(n^2) method could be vectorized nicely and the other was less efficient at that.
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Just from another perspective I'm thinking, isn't C or C++ or something similar maybe more suited for an interview? I mean maybe you want to assess the problem solving skills together with the base understanding of a computer. I think python in that regard would just make every problem way to easy to solve to really assess that. But that's just my opinion
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@GregHogg
1 month ago
What am I missing? What did I get wrong?
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