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Mustapha Aouas · 2021-11-25T19:02:39.986Z

Here is the story. Three years ago, I went to an interview (for an Angular position) and the interviewer asked me about a maze-solving algorithm. So I completed the algorithm and just for fun I went ahead and did an Angular project where you had to s...

Amazing! It was shocking to me, as a day before reading this article I dreamed about coding a maze generator (no kidding!) and when I woke up I started to think how mazes are created. Your post just blew my mind in a lot of senses.

This is the craziest thing I read today, what were the odds 😄

Amazing Article Mustapha, I love it!

This is amazing, I scored a 45 on my first try haha. But this is honestly great, I like everything. I have to try it out when I learn algorithms. Where do you suggest I start from?

The algorithm's part is so cool, The css is more than amazing❤❤

How nice. Thanks 🙏

Wow, the games and the CSS art is top-notch.

Yes, I'm interested in a maze solving article, I'll love to know how you did it.

Also, I'm a newbie at algorithms, so I'll like to ask how best do I study and learn algorithms?

Thanks for sharing!

You can read about algorithms (as a first step, one of these):

Grokking Algorithms by Aditya Bhargava
Introduction to Algorithm by Thomas Cormen
Algorithms Unlocked by Thomas Cormen
The Algorithm Design Manual by Steven Skiena

Also, you can watch the MIT youtube course on youtube here.

And you should practice on problems on sites like leetcode or something similar. Also, there is adventOfCode that will start soon if you want to participate there 👍🏼

Thanks for the resources Mustapha Aouas

Oh yeah, adventOfCode, I'll definitely participate this year. Thanks for the reminder.

This is awesome. Love it

Oh wow, that is amazing Mustapha Aouas!! My score was just 21 😅

Thanks for the contribution

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