50Days of DSA JavaScript Data Structures Algorithms LEETCODE

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• “It’s an amazing course the instructor is super amazing and the way of teaching it is super awesome clarify everything very well and the roadmap for learning DSA is superb. Go with this guy without a second thought you will love it for sure…” – Shashank Jaiswal
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About the Course:

Welcome to the Data Structures and Algorithms Coding Interview Bootcamp with Javascript!

The primary goal of this course is to prepare you for coding interviews at top tech companies. By tackling one problem at a time and understanding its solution, you’ll accumulate a variety of tools and techniques for conquering any coding interview.

Daily Data Structures and Algorithms Coding Challenges:

The course is structured around daily coding challenges. Consistent practice will equip you with the skills required to ace coding interviews. For the next 50 days commit to yourself to practice atleast 2 coding interview questions everyday. You don’t need any setup for this as the daily coding problem challenges can be solved in the coding environment provided by Udemy. The course will automatically track your progress and you just need to spend your time making actual progress everyday.

Topics Covered:

We start from the basics with Big O analysis, then move on to very important algorithmic techniques such as Recursion, Backtracking and Dynamic Programming Patters. After this we move to cover common data structures, and discuss real problems asked in interviews at tech giants such as Google, Meta, Amazon, Netflix, Apple, and Microsoft.