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Algorithms and Data Structures

Repository to study and practice data structures and algorithms implemented in JavaScript. Contains exercises and solutions organized by platform and topic.

Overview

  • Language: JavaScript (Node.js)
  • Purpose: collection of exercises, examples and solutions for practice and learning.
  • Usage: run files with node to test small solutions.

Repository structure

  • algorithms/
    • codesignal/ — CodeSignal exercises (e.g., add.js, shapeArea.js)
    • daily_coding_problem/ — Daily Coding Problem (e.g., daily_coding_01.js)
    • hackerrank/ — HackerRank exercises (e.g., fizzbuzz.js)
    • project_euler/ — Project Euler problems (e.g., fibonacci.js)
  • datastructures/ — space to implement data structures
  • README.md — this file

Status by source

Source Level Status
codesignal Basic Paused
daily_coding Basic Paused
hackerrank Basic In progress
project_euler Basic In progress

How to run examples

In the terminal (Node.js installed):

  • Run a specific file:
    • Windows / WSL:
      • node algorithms/project_euler/fibonacci.js
      • node algorithms/codesignal/adjacentElementsProduct.js

Files are simple scripts; adjust as needed to test functions.

Best practices

  • Add unit tests for functions as examples evolve.
  • Keep each exercise in a separate, clearly named file.
  • Document complex solutions with comments and complexity analysis.

Resources

Contribution

  • Open an issue to discuss changes or submit a pull request with improvements.
  • Follow the folder organization pattern when adding new exercises.

License

Add a LICENSE file as needed (e.g., MIT).