JavaScript Interview Prep: how to reverse a string with O(n/2) and M(1)

Let's see a very common interview question and let's make it a bit harder as we go. A very common question is given a string so const my string is equal to this is a string we want to reverse it. Get ready to ace your JavaScript interview with this essential exercise: reversing a string with O(n/2) and M(1). In this video, we’ll start with the most basic method of reversing a string and gradually increase the difficulty, refining our approach to achieve optimal efficiency.

As for any interview let's focus on the points in order to:
- solve the algorithm: Step-by-step instructions on how to reverse a string in JavaScript.
- evaluate edge cases: Identify and handle potential edge cases to ensure your solution is robust.
- cover or discuss edge cases and other solutions: Discuss alternative methods and their pros and cons.
- express how you would further improve your solution: Tips on how to optimize and refine your algorithm for better performance.

Whether you're preparing for an interview or looking to sharpen your JavaScript skills, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to tackle string reversal problems efficiently. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more coding tips and tutorials!

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