This blog is dedicated to Arrays. A friend who works at FBK suggested to become very good at all of the basic data structures. For the next few posts, I will write about the different types of structures to store data and the best time to use each one.
Since I am in job seeking mode, I am constantly going through a lot of problems on the LeetCode website. I decided to do the daily challenges and felt I’d write a post about the problem numIslands.
Starting out on the job hunt is a very overwhelming and insanely time consuming feat. I am in the beginning to middle of my JobSeach and wanted to write a post on a few things that have helped me get prepared so far. I am not an expert on Interviews or Technical Interviews and still get question incorrect or do not finish, but my confidence and practice turnover (question to question) is becoming more seamless, faster and less frustrating.
Wow. The final blog post of this curriculum and final project. What a great experience and wonderful courseload. I have enjoyed every second of Flatiron’s lessons and will continue to push myself as I learn more about the languages Ruby, Javascript, React, Redux and hopefully, branch out to others such as Java or C++.
For my SAP JS Project, it was important to try out the fun JS enables for our web based experience.