LucasPilla / Sorting-Algorithms-Visualizer

Program made with Python and Pygame module for visualizing sorting algorithms
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Update algorithms options #162

Closed LucasPilla closed 1 month ago

LucasPilla commented 1 year ago

Some algorithms don't run in-place, so it doesn't make sense to "visualize" them. I need to check if it is possible to do the sorting in-place, otherwise remove it from the list to be selected.

shivamAmrutia commented 1 year ago

@LucasPilla i could give it a try if its ok

LucasPilla commented 1 year ago

Sure!

skanjalkar commented 1 year ago

@LucasPilla if you still need more people, I'd love to give this a shot as well.

LucasPilla commented 1 year ago

@zen1405 I dont know what @shivamAmrutia has done so far, but you could help as well. I think its better if you comment here on which algorithms you are working.

raghavaraghav3 commented 1 year ago

Hey @LucasPilla . can you assign this to me?

Thanks, Ven

S-Eemani commented 1 year ago

Hey @LucasPilla would like to work on this. @raghavaraghav3 let me know if I can help with anything.

jayitasaha40 commented 1 year ago

Hello @LucasPilla, I'm new to open source & would like to work on this. @raghavaraghav3 let's work & learn together if you're comfortable.

BlacPharaoh commented 1 year ago

Hi, I am new to open source. I am interested in working on this. can you assign it to me. lets learn and work

atishay2305-hub commented 1 year ago

Hi, can I try this issue if it is still available to contribute to?

skbedi commented 11 months ago

Hi, I would love to contribute to this issue.

LucasPilla commented 11 months ago

Hey @skbedi, this issue has been completed. Feel free to contribute with other issues or open an issue if you have some idea. I will open some issues as well, you can contribute to them if you wish.