Stop memorizing. Start seeing algorithms.
AlgoViz runs real code in front of you — every comparison, swap and recursive call, with live variables and call stacks. Then the roadmap, problem bank and interview prep make it stick.
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1function quickSort(arr, lo, hi) {2 if (lo >= hi) return;3 const p = partition(arr, lo, hi);4 quickSort(arr, lo, p - 1);5 quickSort(arr, p + 1, hi);6}78function partition(arr, lo, hi) {9 const pivot = arr[hi];10 let i = lo;11 for (let j = lo; j < hi; j++) {12 if (arr[j] < pivot) [arr[i], arr[j]] = [arr[j], arr[i]], i++;13 }14 [arr[i], arr[hi]] = [arr[hi], arr[i]];15 return i;16}
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The same 28-element array, run through both sorts, counting every comparison and swap as it happens.
Quick sort
O(n log n)Bubble sort
O(n²)same 28-element array · same seed · live counters
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Watch it run
Every comparison, swap and stack frame animated. Pause anywhere and inspect the exact state at that line.
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Paste your own implementation. The engine instruments it, so your bugs become visible instead of theoretical.
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Take it into the problem bank. Filter by topic, mark problems solved, and watch the ring fill.
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