Speech recognition does not require any libraries or external API, and we can implement this directly in the browser.

So what is speech recognition? Is a global variable that lives on of the windows object the browser. If you open any console in the browser and you type the following you can check that by yourself.

window.SpeeechRecognition

This works for Firefox, for Chrome, you need to use the following command:

window.webkitSpeechRecognition

First, we need to call it in our file.

Now we need to create a new instance of the SpeechRecognition and assigned to a variable.

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You probably heard a lot about runtime complexity and how this can help you to build better code and solution, but what is the run time complexity???

You probably experience in your coding journey moments where you had to implement a function to solve a problem in your project, or maybe you solved some challenges using a solution and later seeing a hundred of different solutions. So what is the difference between the solutions and how can you measure which one is best then another? .This is where runtime complexity comes in play.

Runtime complexity is way to describes the…

Please check my past blogs series for more exercise.

The challenge we are discussing here is probably one of the toughest to understand and even tougher to explain, and you will probably see why as soon as I explain it.

The question

Write a function that accepts an integer N and returns an NxN spiral matrix.

Examples

matrix(2)[[1, 2],
 [4, 3]]matrix(3)[[1, 2, 3], [8, 9, 4], [7, 6, 5]] matrix(4)[[1, 2, 3, 4],[12, 13, 14, 5],[11, 16, 15, 6],
 
[10, 9, 8, 7]]

It's not really clear the above explanation and example, so let’s first try…

Please check part 3of this blog for more exercise.

In this 4th part of my weekly interview question blog, we going to explore 2 important questions: Pyramid and Find The Vowels.

Pyramid

This challenge is probably one of the most difficult ones to explain and solve if you never saw the solution before, I will do my best to explain the solution but it would probably take you some times to figure out the logic by yourself. …

Please check part 2 of this blog for more exercise.

In this 3rd part of my weekly interview question blog, we going to explore 2 important questions: Capitalization and Print Steps.

Capitalization

The question:

Write a function that accepts a string. The function should capitalize the first letter of each word in the string then return the capitalized string.

Examples

 capitalize(‘a short sentence’) → ‘A Short Sentence’ capitalize(‘a lazy fox’) → ‘A Lazy Fox’ capitalize(‘look, it is working!’) → ‘Look, It Is Working!’

This question is not particularly challenging and has many different solutions, I will show you one of the…

FizzBuzz, Array Chunk and Anagrams

Please check part 1 of this blog for more exercise.

In this second part of the blog, I want to start with one of the most common interview question, FizzBuzz.

The question:

Write a program that console logs the numbers from 1 to n. But for multiples of three print “fizz” instead of the number and the multiples of five print “buzz”. For numbers which are multiples of both three and five print “fizzbuzz”.

Example:

fizzBuzz(5) output: 1,   2,   fizz,   4,   buzz

In this example, we need first to know how to find a multiple of a number, in programming…

Reverse string, Palindromes, Reverse Integer and Return Max character into a string.

When I first start programming, I did know anything about Data Structure and algorithm, and even after completing a Coding Bootcamp, I was completely blank in the topic. I found out later that these are important topics to discuss, especially, for interviews. I decide to study those topics which I was trying to avoid until that moment because I was scared of the challenge I could face.

The good news was that after starting to study these topics I found them really funny and helpful in improving my problem resolution skills. Another good news is that the concepts are always…