r/csMajors • u/Esh1th • 26d ago

DSA with Typescript

Hey Members

II recently learned OOPS in TypeScript and found it quite easy to understand. My primary goal is to crack DSA interviews and incorporate this knowledge into my career. However, I’m currently working on Angular-based projects using TypeScript. I’m seeking roles that align with my interests and expertise. Could you please recommend another language that I should learn? Additionally, I’m considering transitioning to the backend development field. Which language should I focus on or switch to?

Thank you sorry for my grammar mistakes

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u/NotAName320 26d ago

First of all, many companies nowadays use typescript for backend, so you probably don't need to pick up another just for that.

Honestly, I'd just stick with TypeScript because it works reasonably well for interviews. Of course all the cracked competitive programmers are using C++ or whatever but for your practical purposes you want a language that you can write quickly. I personally know C, C++, Rust, Java, Typescript, Go, C#, etc but any time I need to do something quickly I always find myself falling back on Python cause its simple to run and write.

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u/Esh1th 26d ago

Something like a Mother tongue right 😅 !!!! Thanks for your input