crash my browser.
here's another sorting algo sim: click the computer science example.
Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
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Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#12I always find this one nice to watch:
15 sorting algorithms in 6 minutes (with sound)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPRA0W1kECg
Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#13I'm really partial to this site for visualizing: http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/Algorithms.htm...
Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#14Yep, it can be nice to have algorithms visualized. I'm also fond of http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/
Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#15I wish it had a "pathological case" option for data to sort per-algorithm. In particular: Quicksort, which (unless you're willing to make an (expensive) call to a (P)RNG per iteration) has a worst case of O(n^(2)) time.
Why would the worst case change if you use a random number for choosing the pivot?
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#16No idea what this is. It keeps crashing Firefox for me. And unfortunately, restarting Firefox only restores the same window, sending me into a loop of crashing.
I was interested to notice that Firefox (28) re-opened all of the pages except that one. But do open it in Chrome, it's lovely.
It crashed Firefox for me almost immediately.
I would have thought we'd gotten past the need for browser-specific code and the days of having to decide between ignoring the Netscape people or ignoring the IE people. It's bad enough that sites which simply don't work in a certain browser are becoming more commonplace again, now apparently some code is essentially hostile in the wrong browser.
Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#17Really nice work. It runs fine on my browser (Chrome 34 on Mavericks.)
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#18No idea what this is. It keeps crashing Firefox for me. And unfortunately, restarting Firefox only restores the same window, sending me into a loop of crashing.
I have no idea if it's FireFox's fault that it crashes, but you'd hope the developer would test on the major browsers.
Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#19Too bad it's missing Timsort, which is the fastest stable sort and the standard for some standard libraries.
Re: Illustrated Sorting Algorithms
#20Naicee visualization.
What does it use ?