JavaScript Interview Questions |Machine Round|Arrange the string in Ascending Order

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[@kumar_awadhesh]

Thank you....

[@JAZMedia_]

nice

[@adarshapc6370]

Thank you for this video, can you please make video on how to get the least positive number in a easy way(for example1: Given A = [1, 2, 3], the function should return 4. example 2: Given A = [−1, −3], the function should return 1)

[@satyaranjanbehera]

please make video on coding part of react

[@ritikparida6659]

Hello mam can you please make a video of like we have (abcab)so we have to find not repeating character like in this case c is not repeating so how we can do this ?

[@ajaykumar-ho4wz]

let str = 'abcab'; function findUnrepeatChar(str) { let map = {}; for(let ele of str) { map[ele] = map[ele] ? map[ele]+1 : 1 } for(let key in map) { if(map[key] === 1) { return key; } } return -1; } console.log(findUnrepeatChar(str));

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const str = "react is a library"; function test(str) { let input = str.split(" "); for(let i=0;i

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let str = 'react is a library'; function reverseString(str) { str = str.split(' ') let map = {}; for(let i=0;i map[a] - map[b]); return output.join(' '); } console.log(reverseString(str))