As someone who just finished a datastructre class (as in had my final just a few days ago) I used the heck out of this site all semester long!
The visualization for B-trees and Red/black trees was totally invaluable!
Data Structure Visualizations
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#12As someone who just finished a datastructre class (as in had my final just a few days ago) I used the heck out of this site all semester long! The visualization for B-trees and Red/black trees was totally invaluable!
As someone who just finished a data structures class (as in had my final yesterday), I wish I knew about this site before today!
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#13This was pretty valuable when I took algorithms from this professor. Things like mergesort and indexing in B+ trees can seem very abstract when you try to learn it via a snippet of java code. These visualizations are even more useful if you need a refresher on algorithms for job interviews.
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#14This is so useful. Here's another http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/
I was using those animations as a refresher just this past week. Really excellent work to whoever put that together.
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#15Wow, this is valuable. It's not the kooky new framework that rockets tech forward, it's tools like this.
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#16thanks for sharing
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#17I always had hard time learning algorithms through visualization softwares. Most effective way for me was reading and visualizing in my mind.
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#18Just found out yesterday that I'll be having my first interview for a Google Software Engineering position in about a month. This is truly going to be invaluable, thank you!
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#19Glad I found this to reiterate what I learned as my Data Structure exam is tomorrow :)
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#20There are some great visualisations here. Coming up with good visualisations is tricky. I can't help but mention my own attempt at a more general framework for algorithm visualisation: http://will.thimbleby.net/algorithms/