Welcome to the Sorting Algorithms Visualized! This interactive web application allows you to explore various sorting algorithms with visualizations. You can choose from different options for animation playback and algorithm simulation.
- Pause: Pause the animation.
- Step Forward: Advance the animation by one step.
- Auto-play: Automatically play the animation.
- Random: Generate a random sequence of data (ranging from 1 to 10 for a small number of elements and 1 to 100 for a larger number).
- Sorted: Generate a sorted sequence (which may represent the best-case or worst-case scenario for certain algorithms).
- Reverse Sorted: Generate a sequence sorted in reverse.
- Small: Use a small dataset (16 elements).
- Medium: Use a medium dataset (128 elements).
- Large: Use a large dataset (512 elements).
- Bars: Visualize data using bars, where the height of each bar corresponds to the value of the element.
- Points: Visualize data using points, with the height of each point indicating the element's value.
- Step Back: Move one step backward in the animation (available for some simulations).
To explore the sorting algorithms and their visualizations, visit the sortingalgo.byst.re.