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JavaScript Interview Question: Counting vowels
In this article, we have a fun algorithm challenge: vowels.js. It’s a simple problem – count the vowels in a string.
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Runtime Complexity Analysis with JavaScript
There are always multiple ways to solve an algorithmic problem. However, what if we’re trying to decide which of our solutions is the best?
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How to Chunk an Array with JavaScript
In this article, we’ll explore another common interview question for JavaScript developers – Chunk an Array. Now, like all of these interview questions, this one is not so complicated.
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JavaScript Interview Question – Steps.js
In this article, we have another fun algorithm challenge: steps. It can be a little tricky if you haven’t seen it before, especially since the spaces must be logged to the console.
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Three Simple Algorithms with JavaScript
You might have seen some of these algorithm challenges before, but that’s okay, we’re offering a few solutions to each of them, to help give you a better understanding of them and enhance your problem-solving abilities for other algorithms you might come across in the future.
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Check if Strings are Palindromes with JavaScript
A palindrome is a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backward as forward. If you’ve learned how to reverse a string (if you haven’t, we wrote an article involving it here), then a straight-forward, easy solution to this problem might come instantly to mind.
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