Is it recommended to say you were searching online to solve something?
I had an technical phone screen few months back where I said I can use a queue in python but didn't know any of the methods for the queue. I decided to opne the pydocs for queue and pasted the full documentation in the coderpad. The interviewer seemed ok with but but Im wondering how far is the line for it and peoples experience? At work I regularly google stuff for even the basic things because I don't remember the syntax or whatever.
For example I know all the commmon operations with string but if I don't use it regularly doesnt mean I don't know it. Think it would be wrong to say, le tme pull up the python string specification to do "..."? I had another technical phone screen where it was to see if a string is palindrome. I knew some ways of doing it but didn't thik of the most obvious way to show it because I wasn't 100% confident and I ended up putting down the one with 2-3 steps. Do you think it would have been appropriate to say "can I open the python array/string" specification?