algorithm-visualizer
An interactive website that visualizes algorithms as they run from code. Students, teachers and developers can use it to see how algorithms work step by step.
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Overview
Algorithm Visualizer is an interactive website that shows algorithms in action by visualizing code written in various programming languages. It also gathers tutorials, articles and videos for learning about algorithms. The repository holds the site itself, while the algorithm examples and the visualization libraries for different languages live in separate related repositories.
Key features
- Visualizes algorithms from code as it runs
- Supports code in various programming languages
- Links to tutorials, articles and videos
- Separate repositories for algorithms and tracer libraries
Best for
Students, teachers and developers who want to see step by step how an algorithm behaves. Contributions to the algorithms go to the separate algorithms repository.
- Upstream
- algorithm-visualizer/algorithm-visualizer
- Fork on GitHub
- Guo-astro/algorithm-visualizer
- Upstream stars
- 49k
- Category
- Learning, interviews and curated lists
- License
- MIT
- Forked
- 2025-11-21
- Sync status
- In syncLast synced 2026-10-19
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