A personal factory of JavaScript kata solutions — every challenge I solve on Codewars gets pushed here and this is my Codewars_Account.
This repository is my growing archive of problem-solving practice, showcasing different approaches, techniques, and clean coding habits in JavaScript.

• Document my journey of mastering JavaScript through kata challenges.
• Provide a reference for reusable patterns, algorithms, and problem-solving strategies.
• Share solutions with others who want to learn, compare, or collaborate.

Each kata solution is organized by:

• Difficulty level (e.g., 8kyu → 1kyu)
• Challenge name (matching Codewars titles)
• File format: Plain JavaScript (.js) with clear function names and comments.

Example:

• 8kyu └── Color Ghost.js
• 7kyu └── Coding Meetup #1 - Higher-Order Functions Series - Count the number of JavaScript developers coming from Europe.js
• 6kyu └── Simple Fun #132- Number Of Carries.js
• 5kyu └── Evaluate a postfix expression V1.js
• 4kyu └── snail.js
• 3kyu └── Breaking the Vigenère Cipher V0 Dencrypt.js
• 2kyu └── ...
• 1kyu └── ...

• Node.js: v16.0.0 or higher
• NPM: v8.0.0 or higher
• Dependencies: Run `npm install` to install necessary packages. `

1. Clone the repo:

   git clone "https://github.com/Alicade123/JavaScript---Learning---Kata---Practice.git"

2. Navigate into the folder:

   cd JavaScript---Learning---Kata---Practice

3. Run any kata solution:

   node "8kyu Color Ghost.js"

• Strengthen JavaScript fundamentals (arrays, strings, objects, recursion, etc.).
• Practice clean, maintainable code with comments for clarity.
• Explore multiple solution styles (brute force vs. optimized).
• Build a habit of consistent coding practice.

This is primarily a personal learning repo, but:

Feel free to fork and explore😉.

Suggestions for alternative solutions or optimizations are welcome via pull requests.