Data Structures using Javascript
This course will focus on the aspects of working with data structures and algorithms using Javascript
You will be learning JavaScript Programming and Model followed up with arrays, Lists, Stacks
Learn Queues, linked Lists, Dictionaries, Sets, Graph and Graph Algorithms
Gain knowledge on learn Sorting Algorithms, Bubble sort, Selection sort, Insertion sort, Searching algorithms and Advanced algorithms.
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. This course is a notch up on the basic/essentials training and will focus on the aspects of working with data structures and algorithms using Javascript. We will start the course with JavaScript Programming Environment and Model followed up with arrays, Lists, Stacks, Queues, linked Lists, Dictionaries, Sets, Graph and Graph Algorithms. We will be learning a lot in Algorithms. We will understand and learn Sorting Algorithms, Bubble sort, Selection sort, Insertion sort, Searching algorithms and Advanced algorithms.
Programming Practices
Understanding Data Structures
Implementation of arrays with JavaScript
Queues
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Implementation of Arrays with JavaScript -
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Implementation of Arrays with JavaScript Continues
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Multidimensional Arrays
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Multidimensional Arrays Example
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Implementation of Lists
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Append an Element
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Understanding Stacks
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Implementation of Stacks using Javascript
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Implementation of Stacks using Javascript Continues
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Palindrome Example
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Main Logic for Palindrome
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Factorial Example
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Base Conversion
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Implementing Base Conversion
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Implementing Base Conversion Continues
Searching and Sorting
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Understanding Queues
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Queues Implementation
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Queues Implementation Continues
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Queue Implementation
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Implementation Square Dance
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Analysing Output of Square Dance in Queue
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Priority Queues
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Priority Queues Implementation
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Dictionaries and its Implementation in JS
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Understanding Sets
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Set Implementation in JS
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Intersection and Union of Sets
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Analysing Advanced Set Operations
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Analysing Advanced Set Operations Continues
Implementation and Functions
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Searching and Sorting Algorithm
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Sequential or Linear Search
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Creating a Algorithm File
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Binary Search Method
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Creating a HTML File in Binary
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Bubble Sorting
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Creating Array Class
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Creating Basic File
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Bubble Sort Implementation
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Understanding Selection Sort
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Selection Sort Example
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Insertion Sort Example
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