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Learning Data Structures in JavaScript from Scratch (Updated)

Posted By: ParRus

Date: 26 Apr 2020 09:36:02

Learning Data Structures in JavaScript from Scratch (Updated)

Write more efficient & performant code by learning data structures. Be well prepared for technical interview questions.

What you'll learn
Code out important data structures in JavaScript
Improve the efficiency, performance, and scalability of your code, applications, and programs
Excel in technical engineering/programming interviews at both large companies and small companies
Manipulate data structures in your own, custom, ways for whatever suits your needs

Requirements
Basic javascript knowledge - this course teaches data structures from the ground up

Description
This course teaches data structures (linked lists, binary search trees, hash tables) from the ground up. Data structures allow you to improve the efficiency, performance, speed, and scalability of your code/programs/applications. You will learn what data structures are, why they are important, and how to code them out in JavaScript. You will also learn other important programming concepts along the way such as recursion, time complexity, the "this" keyword, the prototype object, and constructor functions, since data structures use these concepts by their very nature. This course heavily uses diagrams and animations to help make understanding the material easier.

This course is also very good for anyone who is interviewing for developer/engineering jobs at both large and small companies. Interviewers will very often ask candidates to write data structures out in code, and this course will prepare you very well to do that. If you have recently graduated from a coding bootcamp or are currently looking for a job, you will find this course to be beneficial. Knowing data structures will help you to excel in technical interviews.

Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to learn how to code out data structures in JavaScript (introductory)
Anyone who wants to learn how to implement data structures in their applications
Anyone who is currently, or will be interviewing for engineering/developer roles and wants to be well prepared for technical interview questions
Anyone who already knows data structures but needs a refresher
Anyone who wants to strengthen their computer science fundamentals

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