A command-line program to visualize sorting algorithms by randomizing an image and then allowing a given algorithm to re-sort it.
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A command-line program to visualize sorting algorithms by randomizing an image and then allowing a given algorithm to re-sort it.
A collection of Manim animation scripts demonstrating UI/UX transitions, sorting algorithms, and data structures. These scripts complement the article *Using Manim for Making UI Animations* by providing real examples of visual concepts
A benchmarking toolkit for comparing Kruskal's and Prim's minimum spanning tree algorithms across various graph configurations, with visualization tools and performance analysis reports.
Solve the N-Queens problem using Simulated Annealing! Includes a graphical interface to visualize the algorithm in action, with speed control and pause/resume options.
A nice python visualizer for sorting algorithms!
A Pygame application to visualize sorting algorithms with animation, sound, and interactive controls.
Algorithm visualizer game with pygame showcasing visualization of Popular algorithms
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A benchmarking toolkit for comparing Kruskal's and Prim's minimum spanning tree algorithms across various graph configurations, with visualization tools and performance analysis reports.
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