Overview: • What is the structure of a singly linked list? • What is the structure of a doubly linked list? • What are the major differences between a singly linked list and a doubly linked list? What is the structure of a singly linked list? Singly linked lists consists…

Whenever I create projects, my favorite part is to play around with CSS. Here are my 3 favorite ways to spice up HTML text with just CSS! A glow effect : Source: https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_glowing_text.asp This particular glow effect will outline your text and it will give it a glowing effect. …

Here is a short introduction for singly linked lists. Table of Content: • What is a singly linked list • Memory via a singly linked list • The Big O Notation of singly linked lists What is a singly linked list? A linked list is a data structure that is…

This is a sweet beginners guide to the world of recursions! When I initially started my journey into algorithms, recursion was a difficult concept to grasp. However with much (much much) practice, I was able to work out a strategy that helps me tackle recursive problems. If you have no…

The virtual DOM is a concept that I was introduced to at the start of my journey for learning React. The most important information that stood out to me is that the virtual DOM allows us to create and save the changes in our React app without us reloading our…

HTMLCollections and NodeLists are data types with very similar structures and purposes. Both of these collections of data group things on the webpage. According to the MDN web docs, HTMLCollections represent a generic collection of elements and NodeList objects are a collection of nodes. …

It’s 2020 and the cookie monster takes a new shape and form. It is so longer a blue and furry creature who is sweet at heart and his only wrongdoing is eating other people’s cookies! This cookie monster takes a modern form, which can only mean that it can be…

Generally when one wants to play around with data using the rake console, the data will output like this: With two elements in this array, it does not look that bad. But what if you can output this information in a table via Ruby?