Requirements:
VS Code or any other coding environment set up for JavaScript Node.js installed on your computer (you can download it from ) Steps:
Navigate to your project folder: Open a terminal window and navigate to the folder where you'd like to store your project. Run the following command in your terminal: git clone https://github.com/cparsons9712/PsuedoTickets.git
Navigate into the project folder: After cloning, change directory into the newly created project folder by running: In the terminal, run the following command to install the necessary project dependencies:
Navigating the Repo
After cloning and setting up the repository, you’ll see the following structure in the project folder:
Navigate into the src. this folder will hold all of the important files you need to practice your dsa You will see 3 difficulty levels, Check the ticket you are working on for the difficulty
When you open the beginner file you will see folders with titles matching different DSA concepts, check the ticket you are working on for the DSA concept
Next you will see a series of files with the title matching ticket IDs. Check your ticket for the ID and open the corresponding file
Now you can impliment your solution according to the ticket reqirements. Run your file to see the results of your console log with node (filename) or run the test files with npm run test:grep -- @[TICKETID] Steps:
Navigate to the src folder: This folder contains all the essential files needed for practicing your Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA). Identify the difficulty level: Inside src, you’ll find three folders labeled by difficulty level. Refer to your assigned ticket to find out the difficulty level and open the corresponding folder. Within the selected difficulty folder, you’ll see folders organized by DSA concepts (e.g., arrays, strings, etc.). Check your ticket for the specific DSA concept and open the matching folder. Locate the ticket-specific file: Inside the DSA concept folder, you’ll find files named with ticket IDs. Locate the file that corresponds to the ticket ID you’re working on and open it. Now, you can start coding your solution based on the requirements in the ticket. To test your code, you have two options: Run your code directly using Node.js: Run tests associated with your ticket by using the command: npm run test:grep -- @[TICKETID]
