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Tag: JavaScript

  • Anagrams as a Matter of Secret Identity

    On my quest to master algorithms in JavaScript, I make a point of cross referencing different tutorials and solutions, that I might find a happy middle ground and greater understanding. However, if you want to learn straight from the masters, I recommend you check out Stephen Grider’s Algorithms and Data Structures course on Udemy and…

  • Breadth First Search (Trees)

    For a better explanation of Breadth First Search, check out my previous algonalogy for Breadth First Search. For the example here, we’ll be going level by level and returning the averages for each level. Cast of Characters:-Wart Nose Climbing a Tree-Construction Workers-Lewis and Clark-Retired Turtle Bouncer-Wile E. Coyote-Forex Trader-Pushy Car Salesman-Shifty Eyed Shoplifter Glossary of…

  • Depth First Search (Trees)

    Depth First Search was previously covered in my blog here but as I’ve been exploring more programmatic “use cases” with my other Code Pattern posts, I get the impression that Depth First Search could be useful in programming some “Natural Language Processor” to check for specific meaning first and then back up to something more…

  • Reverse String for JavaScript: or The Extra Credit Heist

    This is the first of many short blogs to help memorize code. Since I aspire to mastery with JavaScript, the examples will be with JS. A note about the format: it seems “scientifically proven” that people remember stories about people (especially absurd stories) much easier than they do dry facts. Now, let’s get memorizing a…