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Learning JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms

Learning JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms - Fourth Edition

By : Loiane Groner
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Learning JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms

Learning JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms

By: Loiane Groner

Overview of this book

Data structures and algorithms are foundational topics for software developers. This easy-to-follow book from experienced developer and trainer Loiane Groner will help you to fill in the gaps in your knowledge – whether you’re a self-taught developer, you’re preparing for technical interviews, or you just want to write better code and improve your problem-solving skills. This fourth edition covers essential data structures, algorithms, and their usage in the context of JavaScript. You’ll follow examples in both JavaScript and TypeScript, in line with the latest standards and best practices, learning how to do complexity analysis along the way. New to this edition are LeetCode and HackerRank exercises at the end of each chapter, which you'll be guided through solving. You’ll also find brand-new chapters on the tries data structure, and string and math algorithms. By the end of the book, you will know how to develop programs using the best data structures and algorithms for the job.
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Learning JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms, Fourth Edition: Enhance your problem-solving skills in JavaScript and TypeScript

Creating the Stack class using TypeScript

As discussed previously in this book, using TypeScript to create a data structure API like our Stack class offers several significant advantages over plain JavaScript, such as:

  • Enhanced type safety: early error detection with static typing catches type-related errors during development, preventing them from causing runtime failures. This is crucial when building APIs (such as our Stack class) that others will consume, as it helps ensure correct usage.
  • Explicit contracts: TypeScript's interfaces and type aliases let us define the exact structure and types of the data our stack will hold, making it easier for others to understand how to interact with it.
  • Generics: We can make the Stack class more versatile by using generics to specify the type of data it will store. This allows for type-safe operations on various kinds of data (numbers, strings, objects, etc.).
  • Self-documenting code: TypeScript's type annotations serve as built-in documentation...
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