Sorting Algorithms Visualizer

Visualize sorting algorithms being executed with different styles and configurations.

Project made in C# with WPF.

📌 Characteristics

• 🔩 Configuration: Gives you the ability to select between different settings for the sorting execution, as the following ones: amount of numbers to sort, the color of the graphic, the sorting algorithm to be used (also showing some info about it), and the execution speed to make it go slower or faster.

  • 🔢 Numbers to sort: Select how many numbers you want in your graph.
  • 🎨 Graphic color: Choose the palette to use in the graph. The available options are Green, Yellow, Blue, and B&W (black and white).
  • 🧮 Sorting algorithm: Multiple options to select to use in the sorting of the graph. Each of them have different complexities that are shown below the selected one. The options to select are Bubble sort, Selection sort, Insertion sort, and Merge sort.
  • ⏱ Sorting speed: Select between different number that represent the delays used in the sorting. The options to select are x0.1, x0.5, x1, x2, x3, x4, and x5. The decimal options make the algorithm to run slower, the x1 option is the default, the greater than x1 options make it go faster, and the option x5 is real computer time without any delay.

• 🎮 Control buttons: There are three buttons to use:

  • Generate: Fills the graph with bars with the selected configurations.
  • Start: Starts the execution of the selected algorithm in the speed selected.
  • Cancel: Stops the execution.

• 📝 Log: Also, you have the opportunity in another tab to watch each time a number reach its final position. In some algorithms, it gives information about how many steps took to reach that place.

✨ Usage

Download, build the project, and try it by yourself!.

🌐 Author

Izak Cancino

• GitHub: @IzakCancino
• Gmail: [email protected]
• Portfolio: izakcancino.github.io