Conquer the JavaScript Interview: Stack Data Structure [Beginner Skill Level]

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This is a part of my Algorithms and Data Structures playlist series. We cover a lot of common interview questions asked during whiteboards for entry level developers. Learning to master these takes time, practice, and pattern recognition. So I'll be helping you equip a toolbelt and filling it with as many tools as I can to help prepare you crush those interviews! Remember: "Luck is where practice meets opportunity."

In this video we cover our first data structure: the Stack. Now JavaScript already has convenient array methods such as .pop() and .push() that basically *are* stacks already, but we'll utilize ES6 JS Class objects to implement our own using those array methods, as well as a few others commonly found on Stack data structures. While the code to implement these beginner data structures aren't hard, the important thing to remember is *how* they work in theory. This lets us ace those verbal interview questions where they test your knowledge and not just your code on it. Fun!@

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