<ul><li>Google can be effectively used during coding assessments as a tool for clarifying concepts, syntax, error messages, and logic patterns.</li><li>It is advisable to first attempt problems manually, sketch brute-force logic, and then optimize solutions using Google search for keywords related to improvement.</li><li>Keeping a toolkit with relevant resources such as C# documentation, LINQ examples, personal snippets, and error fixes can help minimize distractions and enhance productivity.</li><li>To use Google ethically, one should avoid blindly copying solutions, spending excessive time on discussions, and searching for the exact problem title to prevent detection.</li></ul>

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