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The obvious answer is to find out what language you'll be programming in if you get the job and use that. Otherwise just pick whatever you are most comfortable
by dagw 8y ago
The obvious answer is to find out what language you'll be programming in if you get the job and use that. Otherwise just pick whatever you are most comfortable with and takes the least amount of mental effort for you to do the basics.
- pjc50 8y agoExactly. The job will be advised requiring proficiency in one or more languages, so that defines which ones you should use. From those, do a couple of practice interview questions - it will rapidly become clear which language you prefer for these.
- sethammons 8y agoBe careful with that. Best to just ask that particular company, but for us, I'd rather you pick your most proficient (mainstream) language. If you pick our main language and are fumbling a lot, that looks worse than you fluently gliding through your preferred language.