Algorithm Visualizer - Sorting Algorithm Visualizer

Overview

Algorithm Visualizer is a JavaFX application developed in NetBeans IDE that visualizes a variety of sorting algorithms, including Quick Sort, Radix Sort, and others. Built three years ago, this project uses bar charts to display sorting processes in real-time, allowing users to see the inner workings of each algorithm and observe the differences in performance and behavior.

Key Features

• Sorting Algorithm Visualization:

  • Includes popular algorithms such as Quick Sort, Radix Sort, Merge Sort, Bubble Sort, and more.
  • Visualizes sorting processes through dynamic bar charts that update in real-time.

• Educational Tool:

  • Provides a hands-on way to understand sorting algorithm efficiency and behavior, making it a useful educational resource.

• JavaFX Interface:

  • Built with JavaFX, the application provides a smooth graphical user interface for visualizations and interactivity.

Tech Stack

• Programming Language: Java
• Framework: JavaFX for graphical interface
• IDE: NetBeans
• Sorting Algorithms: Quick Sort, Radix Sort, Merge Sort, Bubble Sort, and others

Development & Setup

1. Prerequisites:

   • Ensure Java and NetBeans IDE are installed.
   • JavaFX libraries should be configured within the NetBeans IDE.

2. Run the Application:

   • Clone the repository from GitHub.
   • Open the project in NetBeans IDE.
   • Build and run the application within the IDE to start visualizing sorting algorithms.

Access & Documentation

Since this is an offline project without a URL, it can be run directly within the NetBeans IDE.

This project showcases foundational skills in algorithm visualization, Java development, and graphical UI design using JavaFX.