DSA Crash Course [Part 8] - Anagrams Approach

In this lesson, Alvin explores the strategy to solving the following interview problem:

Write a function, anagrams, that takes in two strings as arguments. The function should return a boolean indicating whether or not the strings are anagrams. Anagrams are strings that contain the same characters, but in any order.

anagrams('restful', 'fluster') # -> True

anagrams('cats', 'tocs') # -> False

anagrams('monkeyswrite', 'newyorktimes') # -> True

anagrams('paper', 'reapa') # -> False

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