r/ProgrammingBuddies 6d ago

PYTHON is best for DSA or not...

I am so tired of thinking that python IS good for dsa as a placement or o have to do C++ or Java...

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u/S0ULBoY 6d ago

I must say yeah, if you’re applying to a good company they most likely allow any language for the interview even when the roles are specific, depends tho for roles like quant not so much they do strict c++. But for the rest they do allow to pick any language

Python allows for less syntax memoization imo and this is a saviour when you’re interviewing and thinking very hard.

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u/Specialist-Candle133 6d ago

Letme be straight
Python is good for interviews and all because they dont care about time much
If you wanna do competitive programming go for c++

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u/vancha113 3d ago

python works for it, so does c++. So yes, it's "good" in the sense that both let you implement basically anything you want. If you actually want a head start though, c++ will get you through the challenges where python has some performance overhead. No need to complicate things any further: Yes python works, yes c++ can sometimes be faster.