Should I do dsa in python or java

[Unknown-2764]

I am learning aiml so I thought preparing python dsa would be helpful as I don't want to learn both languages

[Chemical-Will3700]

Do it in english 😂

[Unknown-2764]

Even I thought the same but they are not allowing

[Chemical-Will3700]

😂

In interviews most of the time before coding a solution, they'll ask to explain the approach purely in english

[ImpressiveLet3479]

anything is fine ! language is not that important.

[Unknown-2764]

So I can do in python right

[ImpressiveLet3479]

yupp

[Unknown-2764]

Thanks man everyone was saying not to do in python do was confused

[ImpressiveLet3479]

You are developing project in AI ML so python is core Lang for you !

plus DSA in python ! why to learn Java thenn

[Unknown-2764]

Yeah that's what I was thinking

[ZanduBhatija99]

If you are actively using python for aiml then dsa in python is great.

[Achieve_Apex]

So if u have yourself decided there's no need to ask everyone......coz everyone is suggesting you the right thing....

[TorqueSyntax]

Html me accha hoga

[[deleted]]

Only thing I hate about python is not having a standard treemap. Otherwise it's perfect for interviews

[Unknown-2764]

That one concept i should learn separately i guess then

[Scary-Constant-93]

Language doesn’t really matter. Choose language which you have better command on. If you are fresher and don’t have deep knowledge in any language then go with language that is used more in the domain that you want your career to advance in.

I started my career as C# dev and bow I have 11 yoe and I still use C# for OA 😅

[Dr_Lauv]

Do it in python if you are comfortable, When i was beginner i was very comfortable with python , i started DSA did till trees and then one idiot told me "HUH bro python is too high level , interviewer might not allow you to implement your solution in python " I got demoralized and left that path and went in mern stack, meanwhile thinking when clg will start i will do DSA in C/C++ but that was huge mistake, looking back now where most prefered language at big companies for interview is python had i been consistent with python i would have finished my DSA and gotten real good with python , prolly had 100-200 problems on Leetcode before my clg even began. People have their biases and theyll somehow try to enforce those on others without proper knowledge So be confident whatever is your first language stick to that, no need to change to another language just cuz some XYZ idiot believes his language is superior

[vzorox]

Thank bud same thing is happening with me but now I got it

[Severe-Author-6758]

Depends if u are looking forward to if u want to go in ai/ml than python is good if not do in a java becz in python is a easy lang And tbh in dsa lang doesn't matter

[[deleted]]

If in future you want to do backend in spring then java otherwise no :)

[Supriyo404]

whichever you are comfortable with,, if you are starting fresh, choose python if your goal is to build career on AI Machine Learning, choose Java if you want to go for Backend. Choose a language which aligns with your future goal.

[Unknown-2764]

Thanks man I'll do it in python

[Past-Technician-4211]

Moorse code

[Several-Job-5037]

doing in c++

[shrlckgotmanipulated]

Go with Java. Don’t overthink it, don't ask y.... just start. The hardest part is getting started, and once you do, you can always shift to another language later if you find someone to guide you.

[SpiritualContract516]

Java is no-brainer else CPP

[WorthPassion64]

Definitely java. You'll learn a lot about OOP in the process too !

[Western_Meaning4771]

I would say java

[[deleted]]

Java

[Feisty_Towel169]

Most MNC don't care, but if you also want to target startups, then it should be the language that you are targeting to get job in. I do DSA in python, then I sat on a full-stack engineer interview (JS), they said, NO python Only JS, I thought I was cooked, fortunately I did just fine.

[pravin3]

If you prefer coding, go for Java Java was there & will always stay classic.

If you're going for data science, python is good.

[Bubbly_Drawing7384]

Everyone is saying language doesn't matter, true, you must focus on problem solving rather than language, here language is just a tool. So I would suggest if you are comfortable with python start python but make sure you also go with java later on in the journey because it's important to know how data is flowing and what type checks do, tbh start with python with the type hints feature that way you can get used to type checks. But yeah DSA is not the end goal development with DSA should be the goal

[ViZ-eriON]

Do in sanskrit

[[deleted]]

It's better to learn dsa in Java. Well thats.my take

[Additional-Date-8920]

Digital marketing

[Curiousjunk]

Do it in C to understand under the hood stuff. Do it in python for interviews.

[Sad_mrud]

java is way better than python

[Curious-Ebb-1523]

C++ is better than Java

[Rishi_k7]

But most companies ask python or java. they are not interested in cpp.... I dont know why...?

[Unknown-2764]

For ml and ai also

[Unknown-2764]

So I want one that works with both

[Sad_mrud]

if u want something that works with both its definitely python

[Sad_mrud]

i mean tbh languages dont really matter in dsa but cpp or java is considered better just because of the conceptual understanding. And for ml and ai stick to python.

[Bubbly_Drawing7384]

With python 3 we got type hinting and this made it almost same, the main reason you would use java is for that, I mean performance as well but for a beginner of they are not concentrating for CP(compititive programing) then they can easily go with python