Brendan Campbell
Does the word algorithm intimidate you? Well, it shouldn’t! Algorithms are incredibly powerful programming tools, and once you pick up the basics of sorting algorithms, you’ll be on your way in no time.
Begin Your Algorithm Journey With This Course Designed Specifically for Algorithm Newbies.
Sorting Algorithms are Your Friends.
Sorting algorithms are not scary beasts; they are very practical programming tools. They can sort many different data sets: a basic integer array, a database of names, or a deck of cards. Nearly any large program could, and should, implement sorting algorithms.
That being said, algorithms are very important to software engineers. Let’s say you’re a video game programmer. You’re going to need to be able to sort your hero’s inventory or bank. Or, let’s say you’re a web developer. You’re going to want to sort your content in a specific order.
Content and Overview
This course is designed for the average programmer who has absolutely no experience with algorithms. Although I recommend that you have some programming experience, particularly in Java, I assume no prior knowledge of algorithms.
You’ll go through 8 lectures and 1 hour of content to get your feet wet in these sorting algorithms. Throughout the duration of the course, I’ll focus on bubble sort, insertion sort, and merge sort – 3 beginner friendly sorting algorithms.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Java Sorting Algorithms for Newbs
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 1 hour |
| Year | 2016 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Bruno Costa –
Very detailed explanation
Lazeray –
It is pretty clear and overall pretty good
kgotso Mashinini –
this guy was fast and its kind of hard to follow him
Udemy User –
Instead of main methods, the instructor should have decoupled the test logic into a JUnit test.
Vishav Pandhi –
Pretty basic course to start learning about sort algorithms. Instructor was quite clear about explaining.
Maduranga Walakulu Arachchi –
Good explanation.And thanks for free release.That will shows your skill to build your carrier.
Alex Anthony –
He gives an explanation of the code line by line, and makes it easy enough that you can easily follow along.
Mark Casavantes –
I like the visualizations and the code that goes with each type of sort. It makes learning each type of sort easier.
Arun Javalagi –
It is bery good and easy to understand.
Daniel Nagy –
Too expensive for this lenght of course. The information can be found on youtube for free. So I dont feel this was worth it.
Rick Fitch –
Learned the difference between 3 sorting Array’s very quickly. Presentation was excellent.
James Barnhart –
I really like how he defines the requirements, manages the expectation, and explains the java code. Very well done.
Mauro Trevi o –
Simple & great explanations!! Thanks!
John Riggs –
Fantastic course. I wish it also included Quick Sort, but for the 3 methods covered, it’s great. The only downside is that when coding the Merge Sort is that the instructor’s code is cut off so it’s hard to compare your code side by side without backing up in the video. Otherwise it’s a great beginner level tutorial!
Sean Burke –
Simple and to the point