For the Functional layman 
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- 🐳 This is for those who want to familiarize and learn renowned Computer Science algorithms, including Merge-Sort, and the searches.
- 📃 This also includes some famous coding questions, and ones that I've run in to during the de-facto Karat Coding interview, altered as to avoid copyright.
These written algorithms are good for you. They will teach you a couple of things:
- Using Recursion
- Writing good code, or in other words, code that is minimally dependent, robust, and reusable. We hate writing code for its sake.
- Using recent ECMAScript standards and styles, and more importantly language-agnostic concepts.
- Doing things Functionally (using the Functional-Programming Paradigm) when we can, and still being realistic by interacting with both Objects and Classes (interviewers will still expect you to know how to code Object-Oriented).
- Technical Interview questions:
- Sorts and Searches:
- Done using command-line NodeJS runtime environment. Download NodeJS. To run:
node <filename>.js
- Here are the included coding problems and questions that come with a walkthrough, along with comparable lines of code you would expect from mainstream websites that are more lines of code, and slower performance. Links of websites included: