The journey of two remote software engineers, trying to make a living for their baby Emma Janine
This is the 4th part of my learn-in-public shinazz, with me taking a crash course on Algorithms and data structures. In this post, we will talk about a 5-step process I learned in solving programming problems. It's a 5-step process that should help you on implementing and solving complex requirements.
In the previous two posts, I talked about Time and Space complexity using functions as an example. As for this post, I'll just share what I've learned about JavaScript objects. Retrieving and inserting information on a JavaScript object is very fast as it is done in constant time: Access -
What we talked about previously was measuring the time complexity of an algorithm. That's what we would do to measure how performant an algorithm is in terms of how fast it would execute. There's another side that we might be interested in though, and that is how much memory a
I've just begun learning algorithms... Yes, just begun as I am not a Computer Science graduate (although I wish I had... some of my regrets in life. A story for another time.). I recently read swyx's blog post about learning in public and was inspired by it, thus I decided
