JavaScript Algorithms

JavaScript Algorithms, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 83 lectures, based on 58 reviews, and has 3788 subscribers.

You will learn about Be prepared to answer introductory JavaScript Algorithm whiteboard interview questions Learn How to Break Down Challenges in Their Own Words then Solve on Their Own. Master commonly asked interview questions Use Javascript to solve challenging algorithms Improve your problem solving skills and become a stronger developer This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to learn JavaScript Algorithms at a Basic Introductory Level or Those who want to be more comfortable with whiteboard interview questions or Bootcamp Students Preparing for Coding Interviews or Anyone preparing for an interview that will involve coding challenges It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to learn JavaScript Algorithms at a Basic Introductory Level or Those who want to be more comfortable with whiteboard interview questions or Bootcamp Students Preparing for Coding Interviews or Anyone preparing for an interview that will involve coding challenges.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript Algorithms

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 82

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 82

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Be prepared to answer introductory JavaScript Algorithm whiteboard interview questions
Learn How to Break Down Challenges in Their Own Words then Solve on Their Own.
Master commonly asked interview questions
Use Javascript to solve challenging algorithms
Improve your problem solving skills and become a stronger developer

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to learn JavaScript Algorithms at a Basic Introductory Level
Those who want to be more comfortable with whiteboard interview questions
Bootcamp Students Preparing for Coding Interviews
Anyone preparing for an interview that will involve coding challenges

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to learn JavaScript Algorithms at a Basic Introductory Level
Those who want to be more comfortable with whiteboard interview questions
Bootcamp Students Preparing for Coding Interviews
Anyone preparing for an interview that will involve coding challenges

Hi, it’s me, Rob – Front End Engineer and online instructor with over 15,000 students.

If you are a beginner JavaScript students wanting to prepare yourself for your first JavaScript coding interview then this course is for you!

An algorithm is like a recipe. It takes “inputs” (the ingredients), and performs a set of simple and (hopefully) well-defined steps, and then finishes after producing an “output” (the meal).

Each lesson will present you with: �

An algorithm for you to solve. This is like challenging you as a chef to produce a specific meal.�
I will share with you the JavaScript tools that may be helpful to solve this challenge. This is like knowing the ingredients, tools and techniques of cooking.�
I will then teach you to write out pseudocode, how you would solve this problem in your own words. This is where we will write out the recipe together.
Finally, I’ll present you with multiple ways to solve each challenge. Just like there are variations in how to make a meal, so there are a number of ways to solve an algorithm.

Check out any of the sample videos for this course to get a feel 🙂�

Many algorithm courses will present you with a challenge then have you passively watch them solve the challenge. This course will guide you as a beginning in breaking down a problem and learning to solve on your own.

This isn’t the only algorithms course you should ever take. But it should be your first!

Let’s get cooking with JavaScript!

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Environment Setup

Chapter 1: Name Swap

Lecture 1: Name Swap – Built in Functions

Lecture 2: Name Swap – Built in Functions – Final Code

Lecture 3: Name Swap – Indices

Lecture 4: Name Swap – Indices – Final Code

Chapter 2: Remove Odd Numbers From Array

Lecture 1: Remove Odd Number from Array with Modulus Operator and For Loops

Lecture 2: Remove Odd Number from Array with Modulus Operator and For Loops – Final Code

Lecture 3: Remove Odd Numbers from Array with Filter Method

Lecture 4: Remove Odd Numbers from Array with Filter Method – Final Code

Chapter 3: Repeat a String

Lecture 1: Repeat a String with for loop

Lecture 2: Repeat a String with for loop – Final Code

Lecture 3: Repeat a String with while loop

Lecture 4: Repeat a String with while loop – Final Code

Chapter 4: Find the Longest String

Lecture 1: Find the Longest String with replace method and regular expressions

Lecture 2: Find the Longest String – Final Code

Lecture 3: Find the Longest String with replace method and regular expressions with For Of

Lecture 4: Find the Longest String Part II – Final Code

Chapter 5: Filter Strings from Array

Lecture 1: Filter Strings from Array with typeof operator and Number.isInteger() method

Lecture 2: Filter Strings from Array with typeof operator… – Final Code

Lecture 3: Filter Strings from Array with filter() method

Lecture 4: Filter Strings from Array with filter() method – Final Code

Chapter 6: Alphabetize String

Lecture 1: Alphabetize String with sort() method

Lecture 2: Alphabetize String – Final Code

Lecture 3: Alphabetize String with sort() method and spread syntax

Lecture 4: Alphabetize String Part II – Final Code

Chapter 7: Reverse a String

Lecture 1: Reverse a String with built in functions

Lecture 2: Reverse a String with built in functions – Final Code

Lecture 3: Reverse a String with spread syntax

Lecture 4: Reverse a String with spread syntax – Final Code

Lecture 5: Reverse a String with for loop

Lecture 6: Reverse a String with for loop – Final Code

Lecture 7: Reverse a String with for of loop

Lecture 8: Reverse a String with for of loop – Final Code

Chapter 8: Palindrome

Lecture 1: Is Palindrome?

Lecture 2: Palindrome – Final Code

Chapter 9: Review Bonus Content: JavaScript the Basics

Lecture 1: Review Bonus Content: JavaScript the Basics

Chapter 10: Review: Variables

Lecture 1: Variable Whiteboard Lesson

Lecture 2: Variable Lab Lesson

Chapter 11: Review: String

Lecture 1: String Whiteboard Lesson

Lecture 2: String Lab Lesson

Chapter 12: Review: Objects

Lecture 1: Objects Intro Whiteboard

Lecture 2: Objects Intro Lab

Lecture 3: Objects Dot and Bracket Notation Whiteboard

Lecture 4: Objects Dot and Bracket Notation Lab

Chapter 13: Review: Arrays

Lecture 1: Arrays Intro Whiteboard

Lecture 2: Arrays Intro Lab

Lecture 3: Array Methods Part 1 Whiteboard

Lecture 4: Array Methods Part 1 Lab

Lecture 5: Array Methods Part 2 Whiteboard

Lecture 6: Array Methods Part 2 Lab

Chapter 14: Review: Functions

Lecture 1: Functions Basics Part 1 Whiteboard

Lecture 2: Functions Basics Part 1 Lab

Lecture 3: Functions Basics Part 2 Whiteboard

Lecture 4: Functions Basics Part 2 Lab

Lecture 5: Functions Basics Part 3 Whiteboard

Lecture 6: Functions Basics Part 3 Lab

Chapter 15: Review: Loops and Conditionals

Lecture 1: Loops and Conditionals Whiteboard

Lecture 2: Loops and Conditionals Lab

Lecture 3: Switch Statement Whiteboard

Lecture 4: Switch Statement Lab

Lecture 5: Loops Part 2 – For, While, Do/While Loops Whiteboard

Lecture 6: Loops Part 2 – For, While, Do/While Loops Lab

Chapter 16: Review: Regular Expressions

Lecture 1: Regular Expressions Whiteboard

Chapter 17: Review: This, Bind, Call & Apply

Lecture 1: This & Bind Whiteboard

Lecture 2: This & Bind Lab

Lecture 3: This & Call Whiteboard

Lecture 4: This & Call Lab

Chapter 18: Review: Functional Programming

Lecture 1: Functional Programming Intro Whiteboard

Lecture 2: Functional Programming Intro Lab

Lecture 3: Map Method Whiteboard

Lecture 4: Map Method Lab

Lecture 5: Reduce Method Whiteboard

Lecture 6: Reduce Method Lab

Chapter 19: Review: ES6

Lecture 1: Let Whiteboard

Lecture 2: Let Lab

Lecture 3: Const Whiteboard & Lab

Lecture 4: Template Literals Whiteboard

Lecture 5: Template Literals Lab

Lecture 6: Arrow Functions Whiteboard

Lecture 7: Arrow Functions Lab

Lecture 8: Spread Operator Whiteboard

Instructors

Rob Merrill
Front End Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes
2 stars: 0 votes
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4 stars: 13 votes
5 stars: 41 votes

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