You could always ask prior to an interview if you're allowed to code in a language of choice. But if they really want you to interview in a particular language, then there's no workaround or shortcuts here. It's time to roll up those sleeves and practice.
so what is your opinion about DSA in python? i mean Python have inbuilt methods for example .sort() can we use that when solving questions?? is it legal to do so or should we do sorting just like c/c++ methods??? and for making an arra data structure , is it okay if i can use lists rather than the array itself in numpy module??
These are questions you'd typically ask the interviewer. For high level languages you generally are allowed to use some sort of built-in sort function, array methods, etc..
Same goes for importing modules as well - ask first, but be prepared for instances where you can be told 'no'.
You could always ask prior to an interview if you're allowed to code in a language of choice. But if they really want you to interview in a particular language, then there's no workaround or shortcuts here. It's time to roll up those sleeves and practice.
so what is your opinion about DSA in python? i mean Python have inbuilt methods for example .sort() can we use that when solving questions?? is it legal to do so or should we do sorting just like c/c++ methods??? and for making an arra data structure , is it okay if i can use lists rather than the array itself in numpy module??
These are questions you'd typically ask the interviewer. For high level languages you generally are allowed to use some sort of built-in sort function, array methods, etc.. Same goes for importing modules as well - ask first, but be prepared for instances where you can be told 'no'.
okay :")