Karoly Nyisztor
** The very first Swift algorithms and data structures course on Udemy (Updated August 2020) **
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Take a closer look at algorithms and data structures and learn how to work with them to more efficiently approach software development with Swift. Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures in Swift 5 is a straightforward guide to solving coding problems more efficiently.
In this comprehensive course, author K roly Nyisztor helps to familiarize yourself with algorithmic thinking and code optimization techniques. He explains each concept using easy–to–understand examples. He focuses on the practical application, using hands–on Swift code examples you can use for reference and practice.
Although the demos are implemented in Swift, the lessons can be applied to any programming language.
Throughout the course, K roly walks you through several demo applications to demonstrate the power of algorithms and the importance of picking the right solution.
Topics include:
Algorithmic thinking
The Big O notation
Constant, linear, polynomial and logarithmic time complexity
Understanding recursion and avoiding pitfalls
Case studies for finding faster solutions
Generics
Built–in Swift collection types
When to use a Set, an Array or a Dictionary?
Implementing selection sort, insertion sort, and bubble sort
Instructor Details
Courses : 4
Specification: Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures in Swift 5
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9 reviews for Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures in Swift 5
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 2 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Scott Bolin –
Good course covering the basics. The Quicksort example was too brief for me and I didn’t really understand it, but that isn’t the instructors fault ;). I like the quizzes, particularly the two at the end to ensure the student really understands the concepts.
Parimala Ranganath –
great course, worth going through it
Christ –
Great course but a little bit too short. Algorithms and Data Structures are very long and complicated subjects that need to be explained with a lot of examples.
Raul Yanez –
The examples provided in the course do not correspond to the ones posted in github and was confusing in the beginning. If you type in the examples and don’t pay attention to the sources provided, so far, seems fine.
Kumar Utsav –
up til now good experience, I understood what was taught.
Delberto Martinez Salazar –
He should develop the code examples together with the students, and the first exercise is not complete. It is bad practice not to go step by step in the exercises, it is difficult to understand.
Melinda –
Its a little fast I am not sure how to follow along yet. There is no clear (dumbing down) answer.
Jorge Valbuena –
Good course, I would like to see a more in depth break down of the algorithms functions like quick sort and merge sort. Seems like every part of explanation of a function is way too fast to understand the logic of the code
Ashish Gore –
examples speed for the new comers are quick. need to be slow down for better understanding.