Watch sorting algorithms come to life. Understand how different algorithms work by seeing them in action, step by step.
Understanding sorting algorithms is fundamental to computer science. Watching them work visually transforms abstract concepts into intuitive knowledge.
See exactly how each algorithm processes data, making complex logic easy to understand.
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Explore 8 classic sorting algorithms, from simple to advanced. Each one has its own strengths and ideal use cases.
Builds the sorted array one element at a time. Efficient for small or nearly sorted data.
Repeatedly finds the minimum element and moves it to the sorted portion.
Repeatedly swaps adjacent elements if they are in the wrong order.
Generalization of insertion sort that allows exchange of far apart elements.
Divide and conquer algorithm that splits, sorts, and merges arrays.
Uses a binary heap data structure to sort elements efficiently.
Fast divide and conquer using a pivot element to partition arrays.
3-way partitioning variant, excellent for arrays with many duplicates.
Go beyond visualization. Our Learn section provides comprehensive documentation for each algorithm, including historical context, step-by-step breakdowns, and practical use cases.
Learn who invented each algorithm and when, understanding the evolution of sorting techniques.
Understand exactly how each algorithm works with clear, numbered instructions.
Discover the ideal scenarios for each algorithm based on data characteristics.
Origins and inventors of each algorithm
Best, average, and worst case analysis
Step-by-step algorithm breakdown
Comparative chart of sorting algorithms
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