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I find it interesting that you consider an LRU Cache an 'algorithm' rather than a 'Data Structure'. I was just curious if you could explain that? Great stuff though!
Off topic, but nice use of ` ` & ` ` elements in the README!
Off topic, but nice use of ` ` & ` ` elements in the README!
I think one of the point of using Markdown is that you can read it unformatted. Using ` ` & ` ` kinda breaks that mentality don't you think?
Can you turn this into an interactive thing like Duolingo where you grind through the exercises? Much needed in the developer community... PS. If anyone else is interested in building this, happy to collab!
Small plug-- this is what I tried to do with https://algodaily.com - going from the easiest algorithms (like "Reverse a String") all the way to Union-Find, while sprinkling implementations of BST, graphs, etc. along the way.
I bought the book, and so far it's a good overview of big-O notation. However, I'm halfway through the first chapter and I've already found a handful of typos. I commend OP for taking the risk and self-publishing but please have someone proofread your work before you start selling it!
I bought the book, and so far it's a good overview of big-O notation. However, I'm halfway through the first chapter and I've already found a handful of typos. I commend OP for taking the risk and self-publishing but please have someone proofread your work before you start selling it!
Thanks for reading the book and commenting here! Could you please open an issue with the typos https://github.com/amejiarosario/dsa.js-data-structures-algo... or create a pull request with fixes? I'll be more than happy to go over them and fix/merge them. I've spent weeks proofreading the material, but apparently, some slipped through the cracks. Thanks again for taking the time.
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Thanks for reading the book and commenting here! Could you please open an issue with the typos https://github.com/amejiarosario/dsa.js-data-structures-algo... or create a pull request with fixes? I'll be more than happy to go over them and fix/merge them. I've spent weeks proofreading the material, but apparently, some slipped through the cracks. Thanks again for taking the time.
Sorry, but since the book itself isn't open source, I'm not going to do your editing for free. There's plenty of paid editor sites out there. If you give me co-author credit and a slice of sales, though...
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Sorry, but since the book itself isn't open source, I'm not going to do your editing for free. There's plenty of paid editor sites out there. If you give me co-author credit and a slice of sales, though...
The book is open-source! All the book's chapters and exercises are open to anybody to see and edit. E.g. First chapter is here: https://github.com/amejiarosario/dsa.js-data-structures-algo... . The offline formats (PDF, ePub, Mobi) are there for convenience (and to solve the limited support Github has for asciidoc's `include` directives) but all the text/code is open.
To attempt to excuse myself, it's not obvious on mobile that the book is included in the repo.
Cheers, then, I'll open a PR.
