Awesome work. These visualisations may not help a beginner understand / differentiate the various sorting algorithms, but they sure are interesting and make a lot of sense when you understand the algorithms, have written the code to implement them, etc. eg. The merge sort splitting the array in half over and over and then recombining the chunks recursively. You are proving that even after 70+ years of digital programmable computers, we can still find new and interesting and sometimes better ways to visualise processes and data. Keep up the great work !! +1 LIKE. +1 SUBSCRIBE.
"These visualisations may not help a beginner understand / differentiate the various sorting algorithms." There is no need to soften or qualify your criticism, it is spot on. This work does not help one to understand sorting algorithms.
It seems like Bucket sort at 5:38 was doing what I normally see Pigeonhole sort do in other videos. (Elements equals writes to main array, writes to aux array is 2x elements, and no swaps). I had no clue what the Pigeonhole sort in this video was doing at 3:22.
I like this so much! I tried to imitate it for my coding practice, but I am having trouble finding the distance between two elements. I could not see to connect the beginning and the end of the array;( If you don't mind, can you tell me how to do that?
Hey! That sounds fun :) You gotta think about what you want to achieve by calculating the disparity: Finding the minimum distance between the elements original position, and the position it is currently moved to. So you gotta calculate the absolute distance in both ways, forward and backward, and select the smaller value of both That would translate to sth like this: min(abs(current_pos - org_pos), array_length - abs(current_pos - org_pos)) I hope this help :) Have fun coding!
@@zohnannor cuz the gravity of the earth rotates everything of colors and moons of madness is the best time to stay home and take you to the moon is the best time scrolling down the street is so good to stay strong and can form for the 1 quadrillion a joke is so much better than the world is the new the world end of a middle aged in bourbon and can form
It is by color. They are arranged in a circular pattern. But each points distance from the center is defined by the distance to the points original position in the array -> Disparity
0:35 + 2x speed = sick beat
6:34 attraction rotate 45°
7:22 it pokes your 1/15 harmonics
SORT DOESN'T NEED AUTOTUNE
0:35
❤
Inlove?
❤
0:41 Wow the music is so cool
Radix Base 10 not being absolutely bass boosted is a blessing.
3:10 sounds sick
2:26 it looks like a cat
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Awesome work. These visualisations may not help a beginner understand / differentiate the various sorting algorithms, but they sure are interesting and make a lot of sense when you understand the algorithms, have written the code to implement them, etc. eg. The merge sort splitting the array in half over and over and then recombining the chunks recursively. You are proving that even after 70+ years of digital programmable computers, we can still find new and interesting and sometimes better ways to visualise processes and data. Keep up the great work !! +1 LIKE. +1 SUBSCRIBE.
Thank you very much!
"These visualisations may not help a beginner understand / differentiate the various sorting algorithms."
There is no need to soften or qualify your criticism, it is spot on. This work does not help one to understand sorting algorithms.
@@rcb3921 Too much "art", too little "sense". Starting with shuffle.
I know how to insertion sort
If you wanna play around with it yourself: github.com/CompilerStuck/sorting-visualizer
0:23 Motorcycle sound be like:
0:25 perfect heart
2:24 your business has a emoji cat
Shell sort somehow makes a sick beat.
The visual and sound reminds me of worthy.
w0rthy you mean?
@@sf803 it’s ok if he doesn’t know how to spell.
Qqqqqg
It is actually my own project: github.com/CompilerStuck/sorting-visualizer
w0rthy
Gravity sort was so satisfying!
♥️
It will also say 0 segments
4:31
2:26 wow
0:00 me dancing:
0:35 I was feeling a bit froggy that Sunday... Must've been a witch that turned me into a newt. I'm all better now though.
5:48this is making me dance
1:53 normal turns circle point
TV
X: whats 6 + 4?
My brain: 1:31
Me: 47
It's 10
i didnt feed my colors for one millisecond and now they TWEAKIN 💀💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️😂😂😂😂😂
0:37 is a banger
0:03 rainbow sign (rainbow spread)
no one: minecraft loading screen creating a new world be like: 1:01
It is uncanny how fitting that is.
Yep
*As it is mr incredible*
Like you
This is the Best Sound Ever
0:46 looks like a Ruffles
Cycle Sort: Who are you?
Double Selection Sort: I’m you, but faster
It seems like Bucket sort at 5:38 was doing what I normally see Pigeonhole sort do in other videos. (Elements equals writes to main array, writes to aux array is 2x elements, and no swaps).
I had no clue what the Pigeonhole sort in this video was doing at 3:22.
3:22 - Pigeonhole Sort
8/10
It's so good! I like the sound.
@@MyNameIsDebra me too
The pigeonhole sort was pretending itself to be the insertion sort
@@MyNameIsDebra really cool
Very interesting, thank you. Any chance I could get a copy of your spreadsheet? You gathered some wonderful data but I couldn't play with it!
Hey, thanks for your feedback.
I am currently setting up a GitHub-Repo with my stuff, but it's private yet.
I could contact you when i publish it.
@@CompilerStuck Cool! You can reach me at y4zxx1ypp9sb@opayq.com or just post here.
@@user-pn7ty2he6m kk
It has been long, but here it is: github.com/CompilerStuck/sorting-visualizer
LoL .. 2 years
This is pretty cool stuff! Is this your app or a fork of w0rthy's with your own improvements?
Thank you! I wrote all code by myself, inspired by worthys and your videos
@@CompilerStuck That's pretty rad, considering the inspirations shine through. Is this Java or Processing?
@@Musicombo Well.. it's java, using Processing ;)
@@CompilerStuck Cool! I gave you a shoutout on my channel. You deserve some attention :P
Thank you! Means a lot to me :)
2:29 cat
0:40 why does this remind me of a Minecraft music track called moog city
0:35 fire
7:19 me laughing atva cave and realises there is no caves
Source Code available at: github.com/CompilerStuck/sorting-visualizer
Medal for Shell sort: 🥇
Yep
For the best beat
0:23 heart
1:53 my brain processing something hard on a school test
THE ONE AT 0:35 GOES FUCKING HARD
4:08 Selection sort 6:31 bubble sort 7:16 3:08 double selection sort
I like this so much! I tried to imitate it for my coding practice, but I am having trouble finding the distance between two elements. I could not see to connect the beginning and the end of the array;( If you don't mind, can you tell me how to do that?
Hey! That sounds fun :)
You gotta think about what you want to achieve by calculating the disparity:
Finding the minimum distance between the elements original position, and the position it is currently moved to.
So you gotta calculate the absolute distance in both ways, forward and backward, and select the smaller value of both
That would translate to sth like this:
min(abs(current_pos - org_pos), array_length - abs(current_pos - org_pos))
I hope this help :) Have fun coding!
@@CompilerStuck Amazing! Thank you! It was helpful!
0:36 its like a song
5:47 hey kid, wanna listen to this beat?
Have the visualization be the word "Sort",and I'll watch your videos.
Nick145 s8 m8
Well that’s sus, how about the visualisation be the word fard and still watch his videos
Watch his Videos all the time
I know all the bases of the radix
@@dw2337 how can you visualize a word
I like this sound of sorting.
Why does shuffling take so long when bogosort exists?
I think pigeonhole sort is wrong
yeah. you totally confused all the sorts
Yeah
No they aren't
@@KreeFree-2 can you show why?
@@zohnannor cuz the gravity of the earth rotates everything of colors and moons of madness is the best time to stay home and take you to the moon is the best time scrolling down the street is so good to stay strong and can form for the 1 quadrillion a joke is so much better than the world is the new the world end of a middle aged in bourbon and can form
This sounds like an 80s video game
1:52
0:23
0:25 The heart shaped
4:28 Mario Bros. when you beat a level
0:35
ain't no way
1:55 also, 2x the speed for something else
idk why bro chose these sounds and put the sorts in this order but it's mad cool
4:28 these are all double selection sort bro???
2:27 Looks like a cat 🐱
“hey that girls cute! I wonder what she's listening to.“
This edible aint sh...
3:23 sounds like "setting sun" by chemical brothers
2:22 giant eared
3:23
Odd even sort be punching that flower 1:56
If you use lsd radix sort base 10 then put 4 and 2
He is right
But i have to fight
Odd even sort is like a fan 😂
Subscribed! :D
how you instaledSorting Algorithm
Hi, Atari!
0:33 this sounds like a song
damn, a whole lot of these just kinda look like the douboe selection sort
By what attribute are these points being sorted? It doesn't appear to be either position or color.
It is by color. They are arranged in a circular pattern.
But each points distance from the center is defined by the distance to the points original position in the array -> Disparity
@@CompilerStuck got it! Thank you
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
lucu 0:42
👍👍👍
Asik
😁😁😁
Simpati
*_Yellow, Cyan and Pink have left the chat._*
2:27 EMOJICAT
Lol
What’s the game called
2:29 feline
gabber up!
This is how my moons orbit me
2:66 WOW!
touhou attacks
my brain during an exam
5:09 with shape strawberry lol
1:06 eeeeeeaaaaaaauuuuuuuu
In the odd even sort, emoji cat
fnf fans be like: this goes so hard
Gravity (bead) sort
BEAD SORT 0:19
In 2:31, This shape looks like a cat.
A neko cat.
DISPARITY LOOP WOTH REVERSE INPUTS?!
why does it shuffle in such a strange way?
What app you use
0:01 Shuffling…
can the particles go anywhere in the circle they get sorted into
0:39 that shape like flower
0:36 gottem
Wait this is a cat
1279 segments?
Less segments?
2:48 cat?
Δ00:02:27 do you see "😻?"
I do
That sounds so weird
Double Sort!!!!!!!
Cause him agonys worst nigtmare
Cool