Algorithms

Algorithms in animation

BFS

BFS

DFS

DFS

Sorting

Minimum Spanning Trees

Single-Source Shortest Paths

All-Pairs Shortest Paths

Strongly Connected Components

Linked Lists

Trees

About

About

Algorithms are easy to grasp with the help of animation. So I have tried to animate the most common algorithms used in mathematics and computer science. I hope students will find them useful in the pursuit of learning algorithms.

Mainul Islam Mahi

BRAC University

License

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 Mainul Islam Mahi

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Acknowledgement

Acknowledgement

Libraries/Frameworks used :

D3 js
jquery
Bootstrap

Icons provided free by Emoji One

Draw graph inspired from Mike Bostock's blog

The rotating graphs shown at the top are actually called Petersen Graphs. They are interesting in many ways. To learn more go to the following links.

Wolfram MathWorld