ALL IN ONE: Data Structures & Algorithms In JavaScript Complete Course 2024 By HuXn

Whether you're a beginner programmer or looking to level up your skills, this course will teach you how to:
Organize your data efficiently using essential structures like Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues, Trees, Hash Tables, and Graphs.
Solve coding problems effectively with powerful algorithms for searching, sorting, and more.
Write cleaner and more performant JavaScript code.
This course offers:
Clear and concise explanations with real-world examples to solidify your understanding.
Hands-on coding exercises to apply your knowledge and practice problem-solving.
Up-to-date content reflecting the latest advancements in JavaScript.
By the end of this course, you'll be confident in building efficient and scalable JavaScript applications.
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00:00 - Intro
00:42 - What is DSA
3:53 - Course Requirements
4:40 - Course Setup
6:46 - Solving the first problem
10:07 - Why Should I Care
10:58 - What is bigO
13:48 - O(n)
20:11 - O(1)
23:48 - O(n^2)
29:37 - O(log n)
33:55 - DS Arrays
34:26 - What is DS Array
36:05 - Creating Custom Array
37:42 - Custom Push Method
41:20 - Custom Get Method
43:05 - Custom Pop Method
46:30 - Custom Shift Method
51:17 - Custom DeleteByIndex Method
54:35 - Reverse String
59:31 - Palindromes
1:02:30 - Reverse Integer
1:05:57 - Sentence Capitalization
1:10:23 - FizzBuzz
1:14:06 - Max Profit
1:20:41 - Array Chunks
1:26:18 - Two Sum ( ugly code )
1:30:01 - What is Linked List
1:33:01 - How the Linked List Looks Like
1:36:05 - Creating Our First Linked List
1:40:01 - Linked List Push Method
1:45:24 - Linked List Pop Method
1:52:42 - Linked List Unshift Method
1:56:51 - Linked List Shift Method
1:59:44 - Linked List GET FIRST Method
2:00:53 - Linked List GET LAST Method
2:03:05 - Linked List GET ELEMENT BY INDEX Method
2:06:15 - Linked List SET Method
2:10:33 - Linked List INSERT Method
2:17:31 - Linked List SIZE Method
2:19:18 - Linked List CLEAR Method
2:20:17 - What is Doubly Linked List
2:21:34 - Create Your First Doubly Linked List
2:23:06 - Doubly Linked List Push Method
2:26:43 - Doubly Linked List Pop Method
2:30:47 - Doubly Linked List Unshift Method
2:34:43 - Doubly Linked List Shift Method
2:37:38 - Reverse Linked List
2:45:32 - Stack & Queues
2:46:20 - What is a Stack
2:49:36 - Creating Our First Stack
2:52:01 - Stack Push Method
2:55:29 - Stack Pop Method
2:58:49 - What is Queue
3:00:38 - Queues Enqueue Method
3:06:14 - Queues Dequeue Method
3:09:36 - Queues Min Method
3:14:22 - isValidParenthesis
3:19:05 - Reverse String Using Stack
3:22:08 - Hash Tables
3:22:21 - What is a Hash Table
3:23:30 - What is a Hash Function
3:24:29 - How Hash Table Looks Like
3:26:11 - Creating Our First Hash Table
3:29:27 - Hash Table Set Method
3:34:02 - Hash Table Get Method
3:38:37 - Get All Keys & Values
3:43:01 - Word Counter
3:47:15 - Two Sum ( refactor )
3:51:06 - What is a Tree
3:55:36 - BST
4:00:27 - Creating Our First Binary Search Tree
4:02:15 - Binary Search Tree Insert Method
4:08:36 - Binary Search Tree Includes Method
4:15:42 - What is Recursion
4:17:11 - Recursion Count Down
4:20:19 - Recursion Factorial
4:23:11 - Tree Traversal ( Breath First Search )
4:31:56 - Tree Traversal ( Depth First Search PreOrder )
4:41:41 - Tree Traversal ( Depth First Search PostOrder )
4:50:32 - What is a Graph
4:55:38 - Creating Our First Graph
4:56:23 - Add Vertex To Graph
4:58:36 - Add Edges To Graph
5:01:21 - Remove Edges From Graph
5:04:50 - Remove Vertex From Graph
5:09:33 - What is Bubble Sort
5:12:03 - Creating Bubble Sort
5:15:06- What is Selection Sort
5:19:33 - Creating Selection Sort
5:22:20 - What is Insertion Sort
5:24:48 - Creating Insertion Sort
5:27:18 - What is Merge Sort
5:29:15 - Creating Merge
5:35:44 - Creating Merge Sort
5:38:32 - Outro

[@huxnwebdev]

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[@kvelez]

Thanks for the video!❤ Do you have a course on .NET C#, or .NET C# DSA, or .NET ASP NET CORE?

[@mashudurrahman5007]

Why dsa complete course is private boss??

[@oscarwaiharo]

Hi, playlist is now private

[@yashmishra3900]

Thanks for choosing Javascript

[@emmanuelcbenson]

I've only gone 37:56 of the video and feel the urge to pause and give my feedback. This is apt and straight to the point. I love this video and I'm going to finish. I have also subscribed and I will be recommending it to prospects. Thank you so much.

[@ashn_427]

I'm at the point you describe in the video. How did the rest of the video turn out for you?

[@emmanuelcbenson]

@@ashn_427 I have not completed it but so far, so good

[@wesleyarya4310]

@@emmanuelcbenson did you completed??

[@emmanuelcbenson]

@@wesleyarya4310 Not yet. I got busy with some other things. Surely complete it soon

[@TheGoodSamaritansNetwork]

I finally found the video I’ve been searching for all these years! What makes it even more exciting is that it’s all about Data Structures and Algorithms with JavaScript. A huge thank you to HuXn for creating such an inspiring video!❤❤❤

[@adityarajsinghranawat3434]

Thanks for inspiring me to learn DSA. ❤❤

[@huxnwebdev]

My Bro 🥂

[@Akshay-nk5wc]

You deserve million of subscribers 👏

[@btech_Algorithm]

I'm from India, even though i am a fullstack developer i watch your video, very helpful

[@mainlint]

I am a MERN stack developer but didn't get any freelancing client or job. Can you help me please?

[@huntersmsm5486]

​@@mainlinthe is indian so he will tell you to put your price 1 cent😂😂😂

[@ancryne]

Thanks a lot for choosing JS for DSA..😊❤

[@ronlynn8530]

Awesome course don’t let negativity stop you ❤!

[@2ru2pacFan]

Yes!!! Nice one HuXn ❤ was waiting for this for ages! Enough love bro, thank you!

[@hasibulhasannayon]

This course is great but I like your smile most brother 😃.keep smiling

[@anugrahagomjan6856]

what a beautiful course like you Huxn

[@huxnwebdev]

haha Thank you so much my brother ❤️

[@parv2742]

Thanks huxn for choosing js , love from india 🇮🇳

[@tyengineer0]

Pausing point -> 28:21 Super interesting!

[@jyotiranjangiri5162]

Thanks for sharing

[@nikhiltalokar6000]

Hats off you bro..! Thanks for this course from bottom of heart. The way you teach is very excellent. Thanks for giving such a valuable course free of cost.I hope this course will definitely helps us to improve our DSA knowledge and crack any MNC interview. Thanks a lot again … Keep it up 👍

[@pollux_youtubehd1558]

Explain Big O very clearly without using overly simple or unnecessary words. IT WAS REALLY GREAT, MY FRIEND.

[@Aitool-r3q]

PLEASE 🙏 Don't delete this video sir😢 I am watching this DSA course , This DSA course is Awesome 💯 with clear understanding love and support to you hard work Sir❤

[@abdullahimunir8352]

Great work.. Please keep it up because your content helps me become a better developer

[@MALHAMA-bi4jz]

Need more practice and dsa based projects Thanks

[@sasuke3737]

what the fk is dsa based project

[@BarnedoDonJazielC]

Thanks man for simplying things I have a hard time understanding DSA

[@pollux_youtubehd1558]

const chunk2 = (arr, size) => { const chunked = []; for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; ) { let chunk = arr.slice(i, i + size); chunked.push(chunk); i = i + size; } return chunked; }; console.log(chunk2([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9], 2));

[@trustlincDev]

Thanks bro! 💖 You are the best!

[@subhamgope8457]

Thanks man for the course, I was looking for DSA course, so Thanks a lot.

[@Fullstack_web.developer]

Bro I love your courses especially this one you always keep me laughing. Bro said " w linked list" instead of double. Your laugh make the course friendly. Mind you if someone loves your way of teaching or your course it means they love you.❤❤❤

[@ikoniske]

You are awesome! Please don’t delete any course! ❤❤❤

[@mohammadabbas1623]

6 hour of course will take a month to digest

[@MukeyinaTanganyika]

Facts, the typing and understanding

[@ragnarlothbrokkkkkkkk]

Do it in 2x, 3 hrs enough

[@shiv4667]

Digested yet?

[@mohammadabbas1623]

@@shiv4667 nahh got distracted 😂😂

[@wesleyarya4310]

@@mohammadabbas1623 start again, complete bro. Just go for it.

[@edylopez3891]

Beautiful Course I will watch it tomorrow jejeje

[@Kmilex]

Hi. i learned lots of things . thank you. also thanks for choose js .

[@khanhvu1200]

for the array chunks solution, the question is a bit confusing since the first example returns the last sub array when the sub array length is smaller than the size required, and the second example does not return the last sub array when the sub array length is smaller than the size required. So if we assume that the last sub array will only be returned if its length is the same with the size required, we should have some code like this to cover that edge case: const splitArrToChunk = (arr, size) => { let chunkSizeArr = []; let startingIndex = 0; let subChunkArr = []; for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) { if (subChunkArr.length === size) { chunkSizeArr.push(subChunkArr); subChunkArr = []; } subChunkArr.push(arr[i]); if (i === arr.length - 1 && subChunkArr.length === size) { chunkSizeArr.push(subChunkArr); } } return chunkSizeArr; }; // Testing const startingArr = [0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9]; console.log(splitArrToChunk(startingArr, 3)); console.log(splitArrToChunk(startingArr, 2)); console.log(splitArrToChunk(startingArr, 1));

[@wardofx]

Thank you very much HuXn. This is a high quality teaching method and I loved it.

[@bhojpuriyadesiboys1639]

Thanks brother _sir

[@LokeshKumar-tk7ri]

I have been looking for a DSA in js for a few months Thank you Sooo much ❤❤❤❤❤

[@huxnwebdev]

Welcome 😊

[@tdcode]

this is awesome. thank you once more.🎊🎉🎈

[@20_omkar_kadu57]

custom split and reverse method needed during reverse string 1:02:01

[@Super_movies_ajju]

Such a great vidio it's very important for me ❤

[@JuliaLee-kp5ny]

Big thanks to you! Let’s go !

[@huxnwebdev]

🚀🚀

[@wardofx]

Please what did you use to record your screen for this tutorial. The quality is amazing

[@RuntimeRanger]

I always tell the kids when they ask me how to get started that this is the first thing to learn but they never listen to me

[@Lets_have_some_fun1]

Thanks alot for this course god bless you

[@BahramJavid-u4b]

thank you i needed this

[@ashn_427]

Thanks! Great course!

[@kuzestudio7383]

You're amazing brother

[@huxnwebdev]

My bro ❤️

[@TheCoder-w9c]

Thanks Huxn, i was been in nextjs but now am to first step back in this course. We appreciate bro

[@aoaxe]

My goat 🐐, thankyou so much sir

[@huxnwebdev]

Welcome my bro 🥂

[@englishspacitel258]

Let's go CHAMP!🎉

[@siddhartharajputsingh]

loved your smile ... keep smiling ..

[@Shoot._.Out-u1q]

Sir try to make a full course on three js

[@greenhand]

I just love your teaching methodologies and the way you teach things very calming lots of support from this side bro💗

[@ftmj304]

Thankyou for making one shots video 🎉

[@huxnwebdev]

My bro 🥂

[@vinitgirde8439]

Thank you Sir for all your efforts in making such high quality videos. I am learning alot from your videos . Thank you so much.

[@Abdosaad-t1j]

Could you use functions instead of classes because that is what everyone is using currently, Amazing Video

[@Parsefal_T]

Спасибо дружище )

[@bouabahmed3525]

Thank you so much for your effort ❤️ Please don't delete it

[@rajmajumdar5253]

Bro please don't delete this i am still following this 😢😢😢😢 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Arcade088]

Dude i told you, Your are my favorite... Love you bro

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Yeah another video ! 2k github followers👀🎉 gratz 😁

[@huxnwebdev]

2.1k now👀

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Please stay with us bro, You are our Hope

[@wardofx]

I'm gonna watch all your videos man❤

[@blaqhakym]

Thank you😊😊😊😊

[@Abdosaad-t1j]

Amazing and Robost video and very nice guy.

[@hello.devzzz]

Huxn man I love you.

[@huxnwebdev]

Love you too my bro 🥂

[@zayedutsho7701]

Thank you Very much❤❤

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tnx bro appreciate it

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All love goes to you ❤🎉

[@huxnwebdev]

My bro ❤️

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hey huxn how are u doing ? everything good im your old subscriber and old student

[@4YouCoding]

Thanks buddy 💗

[@swapnilbopche5383]

Thank you for making this❤

[@wassupdoc7742]

Appreciate the effort HuHn, Gracias ♥

[@envygamer]

One question On Reverse Integer as per the MDN in the parseInt method the leading zero will be ignored If the reverse string is '01234' in that case the algo will fail *How can we handle that situation* EDIT1: Can use of *Number()* help instead of *parseInt()*

[@PumpkinEater6699]

Reverse integer question will have input as an integer.. 0123 is not a valid integer

[@envygamer]

@@PumpkinEater6699 But '0' is still a valid Number, I understand that at the bit level, it will return 0 as well, However, I think there might be an edge case where 0 is deliberately given as a leading number. I think having a flag for catching that 0 at the beginning and then adding it back at the end should be a neat trick. I mean @huxnwebdev might share his 2 cents on this

[@adhamkhaled2636]

thank you bro❤

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nice video

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Love from India make react native video

[@lasith123]

Much love bro🥺😍

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great

[@shiva_1947]

❤❤❤❤ Thanks a lot Brother❤❤❤❤❤ i love you 3000times❤❤

[@huxnwebdev]

haha Thank you 🥂

[@harsimothukuri155]

Thanks bro

[@KhushalMali-pf6fv]

thanks

[@ThatGuyAgain-]

For the reverse of the linked list, my first Idea was to use recursion

[@johnacsyen]

Subscribed

[@loveandlike6747]

Thanks a lot , for all your hardwork, I learned a lot , but I have a question, I finished the course but when apply for jobs what kind of projects do I need for my resume ? do I need a project like a amazon or ebay I mean big project to get a job?

[@logeshwaranvivek]

2:42:42 most replayed without any doubt

[@yogi-guide]

you sir, are god

[@apw89]

Woww

[@kenbabybackribs]

Can you tell me what your vscode color theme is and what extension your are using to make your cursor blink like that

[@huxnwebdev]

Here kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3OoYqeaqpqWiq8si=F8hfOw1d6oEd6d6s

[@kenbabybackribs]

@@huxnwebdev thanks man !!

[@kenbabybackribs]

Hey just finished the course, instead of me just skipping through it I i didn't understand something i would spend hours reading the code or reading chat gpt till I did which prompted me too take notes for everything and it explain what, and how something is happening, for every challenge and every lesson i was wondering if you wanted to maybe link it in the description or use it on your Github i think it would be very beneficial for everyone github.com/igoplusultra/Data-Structures-Algorithms-In-JavaScript

[@NadidLinchestein]

Can you cover more Advance DSA concepts in JS?

[@mjtech4243]

Isn't this enough, I think more than enough

[@mjtech4243]

@@Misica11000 yeah.. true,he thinks his explanation is beginner friendly but it's not..Once I have seen his Reactjs course full course in 7hours ,I still regret that I have seen that video, after that I decided to not watch his video

[@visheshgupta4990]

​@@mjtech4243 you mean I shouldn't watch this video ? This is not beginner friendly ?

[@mjtech4243]

@@visheshgupta4990 Yeah literally, you know before this I started learning DSA long ago it took literally almost 20 days just to complete array concept in c++ ,then tell me how can this man can teach you whole DSA which must take months teaches in just some hours...?? It is just foolishness if you really believe this gonna make you master dsa

[@visheshgupta4990]

@@mjtech4243 I totally agree with you bro , Thankyou

[@pawanbhatt9329]

In most cases interviewer will ask not to use in built function like split reverse

[@kundanthakur5917]

14:44 Example

[@abdulanzil5224]

Can you please clarify why we are doing Divide and Conquer at 31:00 and not just accessing by the Array[0] ? I am asking because I am a beginner.

[@IlyesCodes]

Accessing the array item by item is O(n) times, meaning going through the items proportionally to the maximum of input size, however with O(log n) we are accessing the items proportionally to the logarithm of input size. log grows slower than constant time

[@PcUser-g4s]

What coding skills do we need to master in order to go in google

[@kaifkhancr711]

Underrated

[@viveknag1131]

Python would have been better . Anyways thank u for this binge worthy dsa masterclass

[@huxnwebdev]

You can check the "poll" i did one month ago, everyone wanted to learn DSA in JavaScript.

[@Venom-hb6mb]

Or C++ would be better

[@bobin5480]

function twoSum(nums, target) { const map = {}; // This will store the number and its index for (let i = 0; i < nums.length; i++) { const complement = target - nums[i]; if (complement in map) { return [map[complement], i]; } map[nums[i]] = i; } return null; // If no solution is found } This correct way ,❤ thank you teacher it helps me

[@abhishekushwahaa]

This Video is enough to crack the interview (DSA Round) ???? (If Learn deep dive into topics that covered in this video)

[@LXGIC__]

Hi! What extension do you use to make the javascript code appear like this?

[@Website_TV_1]

If you're ready to crush coding interviews and take your JavaScript skills to the next level, this is the complete course you NEED for 2024! 💻🧠 Whether you're a beginner or brushing up for a job hunt, HuXn breaks down each topic with easy-to-follow explanations. 🚀 What you'll learn: Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, and Queues 📚 Sorting Algorithms 🔄 Dynamic Programming and Recursion 🧩 And so much more! 💡 This course has everything to get you ready for real-world challenges! Hit like, subscribe, and share this with fellow coders for ultimate prep! 🏆

[@teksavant]

Please don't remove it

[@ushamehta136]

Which theme of editor and also the font used ?

[@bhojpuriyadesiboys1639]

Please make react native with mongodb with node.js There is no good tutorial exist on youtube Please this is very requested video in your channel

[@huxnwebdev]

Ok bro ill see what i can do!

[@bhojpuriyadesiboys1639]

@@huxnwebdev a lot of thanks