Algoritmsimulator 1.0.0.2

Algoritmsimulator is a web-based educational tool created by Andreas Rejbrand. It allows users to simulate various algorithms in order to gain a better understanding of how they function. The tool features a simple and user-friendly interface with easy-to-understand instructions.

Users can choose from a variety of algorithms, including basic sorting algorithms such as Bubble Sort and Insertion Sort, as well as more advanced algorithms like Quick Sort and Merge Sort. They can also choose the size of the data set and whether the data is randomized or pre-sorted.

Once the user has selected their algorithm and data options, they can run the simulation and watch as the algorithm progresses through each step of its operation. The simulator highlights each step in real-time, making it easy to follow along and understand how the algorithm works.

Algoritmsimulator is an excellent resource for students and beginner programmers who are learning about algorithms for the first time. Its intuitive interface and visual representation of algorithms make it a valuable tool for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of how these important programming concepts work.