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Data Structures and Algorithms (Colt Steele)

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2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2019 · score 1.5

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A Udemy course by Colt Steele teaching core data structures and algorithms, with examples written in JavaScript. It covers the concepts in full, according to commenters.

Commenters point to it as a good pick for beginners without other OOP languages, and one who switched from Andrei's DS course says Colt's was higher quality.

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  1. RecommendsxXKILLA_D21Xxr/webdev2019in “Best path to learn data structures and algorithms as a beginner”▲ 2

    As many are pointing out OP Data Structures and Algorithm concepts are typically language-agnostic. But seeing as it seems like you don't have any other OOP languages under your belt at the moment I'd recommend Colt Steele's course on Data Structures and Algorithms. His course covers those…

  2. RecommendsPoshNpier/webdev2019in “My Web Developer Roadmap, Opinions”▲ 1

    Whatever works best for you. I just know from personal experience, if I spend so much time on just one topic I can get a little bored, so sometimes it's nice to work through 2 courses at a time. I ended up refunding Andrei's DS course for Colt's because I think it was higher quality, and I find it…

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