Hi folks As a new year resolution, I want to be interview ready at the start of this year ( say by Feb end). As far as my professional experience goes, I have worked on .NET/ C# for the last 3 years. It's been a while since I have done leetcode/DSA so I'll be starting from scratch. My doubt is do I choose Java as a language for coding, where my knowledge is rudimentary at best and I'll need some ramp up time. Or is it okay to go with C#, which I am already good at since I work on it daily. Will choosing C# hamper me in coding rounds or interviews or resume shortlisting ? How important is this choice ?
Personally I am inclined towards c#, as that will allow me to start coding right away without syntactic hassle, but I would really appreciate if experienced folks here can give their 2 cents. I don't want to spend too much time dwelling on this and break the momentum at the start itself
I am of course open to learning new frameworks /languages if required in the new job. No such restrictions as such.
I am starting to prepare to give interviews for the software developer role my current tech stack is python should I practice coding questions in python only as earlier I used to solve problems in C++
Any advice around this would be gre...
SDE 2 interviews vary quite a lot from company to company and so it confuses me on what to focus on, can senior folks please guide? What should be prior order between these and what are helpful resources you came across:
Copy pasting my comment from one of the post. Replace your fav. programming language with Java. Typical roun...
I am currently working as a .net web developer in TCS with 3.6 yrs of experience. If I want to go for product based companies, can I go for DSA in C#, or I have to do it in Java or C++? How should I go ahead?
