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Data Structures and Algorithms in JavaScript

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2022 · score 2.1

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A Udemy video course teaching data structures and algorithms using JavaScript. Commenters name different instructors, Scott Barrett and Colt Steele, so the instructor is uncertain.

Commenters say the explanations click and praise the animations that help the concepts stick, with one calling it highly recommended.

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  1. Strongly recommendsRude-Log-6595r/learnprogramming2022in “Trying to learn DSA... Need Advice”

    I highly recommend checking out this course by Scott Barrett on Udemy , the way he explains clicked so well with me ! I love all the animations that he uses so that way things stay stuck in your brain about how things work. https://www.udemy.com/course/data-structures-algorithms-javascript/

  2. RecommendsTheFirstCircusr/learnprogramming2022in “Is OOP and Data Structures & Algorithms a must for programming?”

    On YouTube some of my favourites are “Web Dev Simplified”, “Dev Ed” and “Traversy Media”. I’m a JS dev so these are all focused in that direction. Also gotta mention Wes Bos for JS as well. In terms of DSA, the Udemy course on DSA in JS by Colt Steele is great

  3. Mentionssetdelmarr/learnprogramming2021in “Been studying coding remotely for one year today and only just recently finding my bearings”▲ 2

    JavaScript was most definitely a lot easier because I had studied C/C++ first. C#/Python and Javascript are all easier than C/C++ (I'm assuming Java as well since C# is supposed to be practically the same as Java). So far HTML/CSS not so much, they are a different animal. Not necessarily…

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