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Monday, April 20th, 2009

Visualizing sort algorithms with Canvas

Category: Canvas, Fun

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The image above is a visualization of a bubble sort with 15 elements.

Jacob came up with the goods again as he was inspired by Aldo Cortesi’s work doing this with Cairo.

Nicely done guys. If we ever get a sort algorithm question again not only will we be able to give the big O notation, but imagine pulling out some Canvas code to visualize ;)

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