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sidebar_label: Picking a programming language
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import InDocAd from './\_components/InDocAd';
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Does the programming language you use for coding interviews matter? The answer is yes.
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Most companies let you code in any language you want - the only exception I know being Google, where they only allow candidates to pick from Java, C++, JavaScript or Python for their algorithmic coding interviews.
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- Avoid: Haskell, Erlang, Perl, C, Matlab
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- You must be mad: Brainfuck, Assembly
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<InDocAd />
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## 2. Your familiarity with the language
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Most of the time, it is recommended that you use a language that you are extremely familiar with rather than picking up a new language just for using in interviews.
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