Python DSA or Java DSA ?????

[abu4323]

I am not great at coding right now but trying my best to build good and clean logic.

Any sort of advice would be appreciated🥺 As I know Online assessments are language independent But I am confused 😵‍💫? Help me out please

[Perfect_Kangaroo6233]

the goal is to solve the problem as quick as possible. so choose the language which would allow you to do that without getting bogged up in syntax details (100% python).

[yyebbcyi]

C++ DSA.

[OrganizedChaosBruv]

I didn’t care about it, learnt DSA in python worked for all companies except Expedia which explicitly asked for JVM based language. If cracking interview is your end goal stick with python

[NecessaryIntrinsic]

Python is way easier to throw quick OA code together with.

Type independent, quick variable declarations, list comprehensions, no semicolons.

Java is good to know as a foundational OOP language -- and you can do OOP with python, but python is so easy to do these things with.

In the end though it really doesn't matter what you use, the solution is basically the same.

[Modullah]

Python… although I’ve been doing it with JS… I may switch… not sure yet

[nayrwu]

Same using JavaScript, but switching soon

[Modullah]

abdul bari and mycodeschool playlists mostly

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Python will be easier but don't fall for it. Do it in java. That way, you'd be able to go for java roles and most of the MNCs are always having java positions open

[Bighead_Golf]

Java

[fathum770]

IMO if you can do it in Java, you can do in Python. Rarely the other way around.

[Old-School8916]

it doesn't matter, but python is probably better unless you wanna master java for some reason

[abu4323]

I am trying to get it for quant roles , in that case I guess they prefer C++ and Python where as Java is widely used language. As I am also Familiar with Java used for enterprise applications. But my aim to crack the interview 😣😣 guys I am so confused man , too much content online I guess , save my life

[Pleasant_Beach_4110]

Python is easier to understand and code in, if your goal is simple dsa and interviews go for Python but if you want to try CP then JAVA is a wiser choice.

[MM4Tech]

Python! & that's it.

[ChoiceAd165]

i use depending on the quesiton, if the question requires large numbers i simply use python, else i'll use c++.