Very interesting thread. My mind automatically defaults to the language I first learnt which was C. In interviews I tend to resort back to thinking in C but will tend to use other languages based on the scenario the employers has provided. A lot of the time I've found myself writing Python or Java in a interview, having a C mindset can be a bit weird in some cases as I'll sometimes find myself trying to write C syntax inside of a Python script.
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Very interesting thread. My mind automatically defaults to the language I first learnt which was C. In interviews I tend to resort back to thinking in C but will tend to use other languages based on the scenario the employers has provided. A lot of the time I've found myself writing Python or Java in a interview, having a C mindset can be a bit weird in some cases as I'll sometimes find myself trying to write C syntax inside of a Python script.