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I wanted to see how many different ways I could sort a rainbow. So I took 250 particles, gave each one a different hue, completely ...

Every solo sort on the channel, back to back — Quicksort, Merge, Heap, Shell, Bitonic, Radix, Insertion, and Selection — in one ...

Six sorting algorithms, 65536 elements each, racing side by side — ranked honestly by array accesses, not wall-clock. Each panel ...

Bubble Sort Algorithm — VISUALIZED! Confused about how Bubble Sort actually works? In this animated visualization, you ...

A million points of chaos resolve into a perfect Hilbert rainbow — this is Quicksort running on 1048576 real elements. Median-of-3 ...

Watch a million elements split, merge, and settle into a flawless gradient — Merge sort on 1048576 real values. This is a ...

The densest sort in the series: 256 bars, and every single comparison and swap plays a note — this is Bitonic Sort as pure sound.

Build an intuitive mental model of core data structures and algorithms using relatable, real-world analogies. Topics range from ...

Quicksort vs Merge Sort, head to head on the same 1048576-color shuffle — and the winner does MORE comparisons, not fewer.

The most famous face in art dissolves into scrambled color, then a real Quicksort sorts all 1048576 pixels by value — and ...

Sixteen sorting algorithms running at once, 4096 elements each, ranked by array accesses — the biggest sorting race on the ...

Quicksort has one of the most musical signatures of any sort — sparse, melodic phrases as each partition resolves. Sound on.

Every pixel of Hokusai's Great Wave is scrambled, then a real Quicksort sorts all 1048576 of them by value — and the wave ...

Van Gogh's night sky starts as a field of scrambled color, then a real Quicksort sorts all 1048576 pixels by value — and every swirl ...

A million elements build a heap, then drain it one maximum at a time into perfect order. This is a real in-place Heap sort ...

Watch a million elements come into order through a sequence of shrinking gaps — Shell sort, one of the most hypnotic sorts to ...

A million numbers sort themselves without a single comparison — that's Radix sort, and it looks like nothing else. This is a real ...

Eight sorting algorithms line up on 4096 elements each and race to order — ranked fairly by array accesses, so the result is about ...

A sorting network sorts a million elements the same way every time, comparator by comparator — and it makes mesmerizing ...

This is what Big-O actually looks like: as the input grows, Bubble sort's work explodes while Quicksort and Shell sort stay nearly ...