Language Fatigue
However, the past 5 years of college has been a blur of languages used in classes, on my own time, and in freelance jobs. Despite being, 5 years ago, what I would consider very good in several languages, today I probably couldn't demonstrate that very well. I would probably need to Google things that I knew of the top of my head 5 years ago. (I'm sure some details of each language have also changed.) Even for the languages I've used recently, despite buying several books about each and really diving into them at the time, six months or a year later the details get fuzzy.
How should I deal with this sort of thing in an interview and on my resume? I'm sure given a month or so of dedicated time on one of the languages I've used I'd be able to get back to approximately where I was, and all the instincts and habits are still with me, but that doesn't help me much in a code interview.
Obviously I'll be reviewing at least one language and doing some practice code in it before interviews, but this isn't practical for all the languages I've had exposure to. At the same time, I don't want to completely leave off languages from my resume that I've developed some good familiarity with, because won't that make me look less well rounded or take something away from my overall experience?
What advice can you give me? Thanks.