Introduction to Javascript Algorithm Problem Solving (Coding Test Preparation)

It was a very happy 6 months to get started with algorithms. I hope that others will not give up and definitely complete it and achieve their goals😁 If you want to see various solutions, I will upload a link to the repo containing my personal solutions, so you can take a look :) https://github.com/DoGukKim/algorithm/tree/main/inflearn

I prepared for JavaScript because it is easy to study coding, but I was very at a loss as to how to prepare. It was a refreshing lecture that cleared my stuffy heart. Although it is an algorithm that mainly covers easy concepts, there are still many parts to digest. I will study the weak concepts by reading it over and over again. I would be so grateful if you could also give an in-depth lecture on JavaScript. Please, instructor 😥

There are few algorithm lectures based on JavaScript, so thank you for making one. I was a bit lost, but I am really satisfied because I can study systematically and the detailed explanations are very helpful. I think it would be good to solve all the lecture problems and practice by solving other problems on the algorithm site by category.

It's so much fun. I was looking for a JavaScript coding test course, and this is just the course for me. Thank you. I'll watch it over and over again to build up my skills.

I am a current FE developer. These days, coding tests are essential, so I need to be able to solve the coding test questions that the interviewer solved, so I registered for the course to study step by step. I understand everything very well. Thank you for the great lecture : )

I'm a front-end developer job seeker, so I needed an algorithm lecture in JavaScript. I was disappointed that there was no such lecture, but I'm really happy to be able to find such a good lecture in JavaScript! :) And the instructor explained it kindly, so it was easy to understand and it was good. Thank you for making such a good lecture :)

It was such an enjoyable journey. Sometimes, when I turned on the game to take a break, I couldn't focus on the game because the algorithm was more interesting and I had to go back to solve the algorithm. What if I had studied on my own until the last stage? Looking back, I think I could have done it on my own, but it would have been very difficult. Especially, from the decision algorithm to dynamics, Sam's lectures were really good. The picture explanations were really good. I think the problem-solving method is divided into 3 steps. 1. Solve it with my own strength 2. Solve it by looking at the picture 3. Solve it by looking at the code The picture explanations are really good. I feel that drawing a lot of pictures really helped I think I need to practice a lot for the problems that I couldn't solve even though I was strong.. It's a shame that there is no intermediate JS algorithm lecture. There is an intermediate C++, but I don't know if it will interfere with my learning even if I go from JS beginner to C++ intermediate.. I think I will pay for the intermediate C++ algorithm lecture, although not right away. I hope that Kim Tae-won's intermediate/advanced JS algorithm lecture will be created. *Additionally, this is my experience (in other words, it doesn't apply to everyone, but it's for reference) How long should I challenge this problem with my own strength? I thought about it until I reached the point where I thought, "I can't do this with my own head." From the next problem, I was able to judge whether or not the answer would come out in a relatively short period of time even if I thought about it. When I first learned the concept of decision algorithms or ch arrays, I couldn't come up with an answer even after thinking about it for 5~6 hours, but after repeating this behavior a few times, I was able to estimate the next problem to some extent. It's done (The judgment time is reduced to about 30 minutes) Learning the concept of decision algorithms and solving problems is a method, but it's also a story that there is something to be gained from heading to the ground.

Thanks to the lecture, I have gained the ability to apply algorithms, and I am starting with basic problems and getting an idea of how to approach problems. It is a really good lecture :-) The instructor is also kind. Thank you for the great lecture!