This series was a godsend. For whatever reason there's a lot of misinformation when it comes to data-structures in JS compared to like C languages and Java... You simplified this so well using relevant ES6+ syntax. Bravo, this needs more views.
I am so glad I found this video, I am learning data structures in my javascript course and finding information pertaining to JS is hard. this is the exact info I need as I am going from LL to this. thank you, keep up the awesome work!
Thank you for your videos. I would not be able to understand data structures without you. I am a visual learner at heart so your videos help me out a lot! :)
Hi Beiatrix, Thanks for explaining how to build stacks/queues using Javascript classes. But, I observed that the first element in the stack is at position [1]. I mean this.storage[0] is always undefined while this.storage[1] now contains the first element unlike in a typical Array. Is that an error or is there a reason for that?
Is it any better to try to keep the head at 0 and move the elements accordingly when dequeueing? also, for Stack, is it ok to call length instead of size? thanks!
Excellent video thanks, may I suggest getting rid of the background music? Keep it for intro and outro but during the explanations it kinda gets in the way. Thanks!
This series was a godsend. For whatever reason there's a lot of misinformation when it comes to data-structures in JS compared to like C languages and Java... You simplified this so well using relevant ES6+ syntax. Bravo, this needs more views.
i realize Im quite off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch new series online?
@Valentin Yosef Meh I use flixportal. You can find it if you google :P -gordon
@Gordon Shiloh Thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it !!
@Valentin Yosef No problem :D
@@valentinyosef5940 damn bots ;p caught me
I sincerely that your bed is at the right temperature every night this series helped me sm :)
I have come back to these videos so many times!!! By far the best data structures tutorial out there!
I cannot believe these scary terms mean such childishly simple things. You are a savior for beginning FED engineers)
I was so worried I wasn't understanding these concepts, your explanation is brilliant. Thank you Beiatrix. 💕
I didn't know it could be that easy! Great explanation!!
I subscribed and followed your github! Thanks for the video , you're awesome! Digging the snorlax and avocado in the back :)
Very understandable, precise and enough
This series saved my ass. You're doing God's work!
this was so helpful! such a great intro to stacks and queues
You made it seem so simple! Thank you, looking forward to more of your videos!
Outstandingly clear and digestable
4 years later i am watching this. thank u
🎉 Great video, thanks so much. Your explanations are spot on.
I am so glad I found this video, I am learning data structures in my javascript course and finding information pertaining to JS is hard. this is the exact info I need as I am going from LL to this. thank you, keep up the awesome work!
Thank you for existing.
I watched this video and finally understood the way of JavaScript of Stack and the Queue. Thanks for the good video :-)
Thank you for your videos. I would not be able to understand data structures without you. I am a visual learner at heart so your videos help me out a lot! :)
Thanks a lot. I learned it very easily and I able to understood how to implement and how it works. Thanks for this video
Thank you for helping me grasp Stacks and Queues! Great video and very easy to follow.
Hi Beiatrix, Thanks for explaining how to build stacks/queues using Javascript classes. But, I observed that the first element in the stack is at position [1]. I mean this.storage[0] is always undefined while this.storage[1] now contains the first element unlike in a typical Array. Is that an error or is there a reason for that?
Your videos on data structure are fantastic thank you.
You explain so well! thanks!
This is GOLDEN... thank you!
Seems like you quit youtube but this would have made a great tech tutorial channel if you ever pursued that! Really appreciate the video
So good, I hope you add more in this list in future 💕
nice !
you are good at explaining the concepts, thank you soo much
You saved my day! Thank you
900 likes done by me. Thank you for the helpful video.
Is it any better to try to keep the head at 0 and move the elements accordingly when dequeueing? also, for Stack, is it ok to call length instead of size? thanks!
How do you do the animations in your videos? It is so beautiful!
Please continue uploading more videos
Class implementation of stack and queue could also be done by using array. Why did you choose to use objects ?
You are a great explainer! Subscribed.
Why not implement the queue with just array.push() and array.shift() ??? 🤔
Because of big O. using array for stack wouldnt be a problem but using it for queues would be a bad idea because of indexing
@@devOsaretin thanks for the reasoning! this needs to be bumped up
Awesome explanation
Wow, this is really greate. You are the best!
Great explanation 🔥
I wonder why you used objects instead of arrays in the class
Excellent video thanks, may I suggest getting rid of the background music? Keep it for intro and outro but during the explanations it kinda gets in the way. Thanks!
I kind of like the background music :(
@@arturluisoliveira me too
how are you seeing the output of your code without console.log() everything?
Thank you based programming lady.
Keep uploading... 😎
Thank you so much.
very well said, tysm!
Well done, thanks!
good job
simple, clear and Great ^_^
Thank you
wow thanks...
i like you!
Nice vids! keep it going
Amazing
This the best
I like Avocados.
is it possible to create a video on avl tree
Mmmm nice explanation girl
I still dont understand why would you use a stack instead of array in javascript
Stacks can be used for undos and redos.
where was the real world example? 11:27
start a Udemy course! you are superb
I just watch this videos because of her, she is so beautiful and her voice .. omg you are so sweet
and smart
Other teachers should learn your teaching skills too.
thanks babe ;)
I wonder why you used objects instead of arrays in the class