Data Structures: Object Oriented Javascript.
1. Introduction
Bianca Gandolfo begins her Data Structures & Algorithms course by sharing her background and how she developed this course. She will be using a cooking metaphor throughout the course because she believes learning these concepts involves understanding the "recipes", watching them in action, and getting time to try them out yourself.
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2. Agenda and Scope
Bianca quickly walks through the agenda and scope of this six-day course. The fundamentals introduced and practiced in the first day will be used throughout the rest of the course. This course is based on university-level computer science courses and covers the most common data structures and algorithms programmers use today.
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3.How to Succeed
Using a "fad diet" metaphor, Bianca explains what it takes to succeed in this course. She recommends pairing up with someone or a team of people to try the exercises and discuss the solutions. Ask questions and don't be afraid of failure.
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4. Psuedo Classical JavaScript
JavaScript is often referred to as "pseudoclassical" because it's an object-oriented language but lacks a formal way of creating class constructors. While this changes in ES6, Bianca introduces this concept of pseudoclassical JavaScript and leads a discussion about why data needs structure.
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5. Defining a Class
Bianca presents her recipe for defining a class in JavaScript. She describes the constructor and properties as an object's "what it is" and "what it has". Methods on the object are "what it does".
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6. Using a Class
Before moving into the first exercise, Bianca shares a few examples of how classes are used in JavaScript. She also talks about what parts of pseudoclassical JavaScript are typically required knowledge in job interviews.
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7. Exercise: Creating a Constructor
In this exercise, you will create a unique constructor that creates a building of your choice. Your constructor will use the pseudoclassical JavaScript pattern.
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8. Creating a Constructor Solution
Bianca walks through the solution to the Creating a Constructor exercise.
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1. Introduction
Bianca Gandolfo begins her Data Structures & Algorithms course by sharing her background and how she developed this course. She will be using a cooking metaphor throughout the course because she believes learning these concepts involves understanding the "recipes", watching them in action, and getting time to try them out yourself.
Click Here to Download.
2. Agenda and Scope
Bianca quickly walks through the agenda and scope of this six-day course. The fundamentals introduced and practiced in the first day will be used throughout the rest of the course. This course is based on university-level computer science courses and covers the most common data structures and algorithms programmers use today.
Click Here to Download
3.How to Succeed
Using a "fad diet" metaphor, Bianca explains what it takes to succeed in this course. She recommends pairing up with someone or a team of people to try the exercises and discuss the solutions. Ask questions and don't be afraid of failure.
Click Here to Download
4. Psuedo Classical JavaScript
JavaScript is often referred to as "pseudoclassical" because it's an object-oriented language but lacks a formal way of creating class constructors. While this changes in ES6, Bianca introduces this concept of pseudoclassical JavaScript and leads a discussion about why data needs structure.
Click Here to Download
5. Defining a Class
Bianca presents her recipe for defining a class in JavaScript. She describes the constructor and properties as an object's "what it is" and "what it has". Methods on the object are "what it does".
Click Here to Download
6. Using a Class
Before moving into the first exercise, Bianca shares a few examples of how classes are used in JavaScript. She also talks about what parts of pseudoclassical JavaScript are typically required knowledge in job interviews.
Click Here to Download
7. Exercise: Creating a Constructor
In this exercise, you will create a unique constructor that creates a building of your choice. Your constructor will use the pseudoclassical JavaScript pattern.
Click Here to Download
8. Creating a Constructor Solution
Bianca walks through the solution to the Creating a Constructor exercise.
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