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No. Interviewers evaluate your algorithm's time complexity (Big O) and logic, not the execution speed of the language itself.
No. Interviewers evaluate your algorithm's time complexity (Big O) and logic, not the execution speed of the language itself.
For the highest levels of competitive programming, yes. But for standard technical interviews and basic CP platforms, Python is perfectly adequate.
Its concise syntax allows candidates to write code quickly and clearly, leaving more time to discuss logic and edge cases with the interviewer.
Python lacks a built-in balanced binary search tree (like TreeMap in Java). You may have to rely on libraries or implement logic manually if specifically asked.
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