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BUBBLE SORT USING ANIMATION HTML CSS JS

πŸŒ€ Visualizing Bubble Sort: Interactive Animation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript 🌟
In this video, I demonstrate the Bubble Sort algorithm using an engaging animation built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Watch as the largest elements β€œbubble” to the top, making the sorting process easy to understand through visual representation.

πŸ“š What You Will Learn:
The mechanics of the Bubble Sort algorithm
The significance of comparison-based sorting
How to create interactive animations using web technologies
πŸ” Features:
Circular balls representing the array elements
Visual cues for comparisons (yellow box-shadow) and swaps
Slow-paced animation to ensure clarity
πŸ”— Links:
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@princedigra-m6m
πŸ’‘ Why This Matters:
Understanding algorithms is crucial for any aspiring developer, and visualizing them can enhance comprehension and retention. This project not only showcases my technical skills but also my commitment to making learning accessible and enjoyable.

πŸ’¬ Let’s Connect:
I’d love to hear your thoughts! Please leave a comment below, and don’t forget to like and share if you find this useful. Together, let’s make coding fun!

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George Johnson

Superb!

I was 15 years old back in 1986 and my dad had a problem sorting several hundred sets of data on our home micro, so we wrote to the tech dept at Amstrad computers here the UK asking how to get BASIC to sort the data.

A week later we get 2 sheets of print out in the post with a full explanation of a "bubble sort"! It was so fast and slick, I'd never seen BASIC do something so complex and beautiful in so few lines of BASIC code, and the techie had just sent us the info for nothing just to help me and dad out.

I knew right there and then I wanted a career in IT and it's now 35 years and counting working in the industry.

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Anna Villarreal

I love your bubble sorter! thanks for sharing!