It is no secret that job hunting SUCKS especially in a middle of a pandemic. But speaking from experience there is a silver lining. …

I was asked this question in an interview and was totally unprepared! I knew generally what it was as I reviewed some material the week prior but I did not give enough of a concise answer to prove I knew what I was talking about. …

String reversals are one of the most common questions on tech interviews. There are many different ways to do this and one way I’d like to do this is by using the built in JavaScript methods. function reverse(string) { return str.split('').reverse().join('') } reverse('hello there') Breaking down each method: We call…

The next part of my Data Structures series is binary search trees. A Binary Tree is a data structure where each node can have 0, 1 or 2 nodes. Each child can only have 1 parent. The benefits of using a binary search tree are the look up times are…

To continue the data structure series I have going on, I’ll be talking about objects in this post. My previous post on arrays can be found here. Objects are another data structure that has a key and value pair. Object data cam be accessed through properties. …

While taking a udemy course for data structures and algorithms I have learned that there are many other types of data structures than the ones I’ve been using which are arrays and objects. There are arrays, objects/hashes, linked lists, stacks and queues, trees, and graphs. …

I can’t tell you how many times I forget the difference between “.splice” and “.slice” when I’m doing an algorithm and trying to decide which one to use. So here are some examples to help me and anybody else who struggles with remembering to understand the differences. .slice() extracts a part…