VisuAlgo

Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation

VisuAlgo is a tool that helps students understand data structures and algorithms through visualizations. It was conceptualized in 2011 by Dr. Steven Halim and his students from the National University of Singapore. The website offers a series of visualizations, from simple sorting algorithms to complex graph data structures. While initially designed for NUS students, VisuAlgo is available for anyone interested in learning about data structures and algorithms.

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