This repository is intended to be a small collection of common algorithms for educational and demonstration purposes. Implementations exist in several programing languages. Some implementations are meant to be simple and easy to read while others are optimized for performance.
This repository should be useful. It is NOT supposed to be a comprehensive collection of algorithms. Many such repositories exist. The purpose is to provide a concise set of interesting, useful, and/or noteworthy algorithms, preferably ones which have not been discussed ad nauseam. This repository is also the place for special implementations of common algorithms.
There are tests for algorithm correctness and performance.
Tests for C++ algorithms can be run by compiling the test source code and running the resulting executable. Optimization flags are recommended for performance tests to best represent production software. Debug flags may be used to inspect how implementations work.
cd sorting/merge_sort
g++ test.cpp -o test.out -O2
./test.outThis repository's directory structure does not fit the typical Java project file structure. Compile and run the code from the repository's parent directory. Execute with the -ea flag to enable asserts.
cd ..
javac algorithms/TestUtils.java algorithms/string_search/z_algorithm/*.java
java -ea algorithms.string_search.z_algorithm.TestPython tests can be run from the repository’s root directory. Run the tests as modules with the -m flag.
python -m sorting.merge_sort.test