JavaScript Data Structures: Getting Started

When working with JavaScript, you'll work with data structures all the time. That includes built-in ones like Arrays, Objects, Maps or Sets but - especially if you dive deeper into JavaScript - also custom data structures like Linked Lists, Trees or Graphs. This course covers it all and in this video we will get started with the basics!

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[jiandeng]

thank u, Max, in case others may wonder what's next, here's the list

Stacks (custom)
Queues (custom)
Hash Tables (custom)
Basic Trees (custom)
Binary Search Trees (BST, custom)
AVL Trees (custom)
Priority Queues (custom)
Heaps (custom)
Graphs (custom

[hamzalahlou]

I just bought your react native course on Udemy and I remembered DS with javascript and I said I need to find a course about that and I get yours here . What a coincidence, you're great .

[akashsingh]

Thanks max, for this course and its really going to help lot of js dev

[nadiyasadath]

Max your skills admires me to learn all the unknown new framework . You are simply amazing. I have done your Angular course with PWA and now Mongo!!!

[gutsnxr]

Max, thank you so much for sharing this great content.
It is really very useful and helpful.
Can't really believe it is free.
Thanks again.

[seanhochman]

Man, you explain things so well. Its amazing. Love the content

[JordanAF]

The way you walk through building the linked list code is so helpful, thanks!

[sidheshwartiwari]

My interest in js was slowly fading because of all the boring stuff I wad doing on a daily basis.

The way you teach is appreciable, you made me hungry to learn again! Thanks

Subbed ... Why didn't I find this channel earlier??

Thanks a lot

[Hari]

Linked list Example is helpful and great. Just two suggestions Max
1. In the insertAt method, this.tail reference will not be changed if we insert element after the tail.
2. The delete will thrown error if there is only one element in the list and if we delete that element. Moving the check 'if(!this.head) return' check after the first loop will fix this.

[sci-sim]

I love the way you approached it, please keep continuing, Thanks a lot

[princeonukwili]

Thank you Max, i'm really grateful. I've been trying to wrap my head around data structures since i was told about it, but it always seemed so difficult and confusing. But, after watching both your tutorials on Big O notation and data structures, it's all starting to make sense and i'm understanding it much better😁😁😁😁, i even added two extra functions to my LinkedList class (removeHead and removeTail) and it worked fine. Thank you for your support, i'll be sure to get the course on Udemy soon enough😊😊😊😊😊😊

[ritsk]

Awesome explanation. I was afraid to learn about Data structure, but you made easy to understand. Thankyou Max

[aahancharak]

Thank you Max. Love your dedication in these troubling times.

[samadansari]

Awesome ! I just started data structure in javascript & u uploaded this video :)

[matheusmotta]

I started learning to program about a month ago and this class was very elucidating. Thank you so much for your giving us part of your knowledge for free!

[ursochurrasqueira]

You made so easy to understand, great video!

[yasser.dev]

Really really amazing tutorial, thank you so much MAX.

[easterntornado]

Max, nice video. Thank you.
One suggestion: you may also create a Node class so that simply we can create a new Node object with value having next property set to null (like as new Node(value).

[rishabhsharma]

clear, concise, to the point.. Thanks!

[TechBowl]

I'm super excited for this tutorial 👍