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As a python developer, I am too often tempted to go for the short-cuts that it provides, but I've also learnt my lesson the hard way that:
1. Most of your interviewers would want to see your step by step approach to test if you can really code.
2. It's hard to scale when you don't know/care what is working behind the scene.
PS. If you are ever asked to reverse a string, please try not to do string[::-1]. Do it right. Trust me.
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Precisely.
As a python developer, I am too often tempted to go for the short-cuts that it provides, but I've also learnt my lesson the hard way that: 1. Most of your interviewers would want to see your step by step approach to test if you can really code. 2. It's hard to scale when you don't know/care what is working behind the scene.
PS. If you are ever asked to reverse a string, please try not to do string[::-1]. Do it right. Trust me.