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I don't understand what is going on :c
Fahdk2 1 month ago
I don't understand what is going on :c
AT THE END YOU SHOULD PUT A NON-REALTIME RENDER. (DRAW ONLY THE BEFOR-FTER PART)
kopi0hun 3 months ago
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Decision Maths sucks and this dont make it easier. Please people, post useful videos, my exams tomorrow?1??!
pakpaki 2 years ago
Videos are not for instruction, you have to read the book and listen to the teacher.. >_>
cyborgtroy 2 years ago
To author, I think you should create a addition which shows it in "real time" with a counter, just so the idiots like malazt who want to make bullshit comments can stuff a sock in it.
benutzer2 2 years ago 6
that wasnt quick it took an entire minute.
malazt 2 years ago
it would be quicker than you looking through the values yourself and sorting them. :)
HackPirate 2 years ago 2
Look at the description-
"rendered a million element list being quicksorted. In real life this takes less than a second. "
If the video lasted only one second, nobody would see how it works.
darkdude07 2 years ago 9
@darkdude07 His words mean no visualization.
antoniodingyi 1 year ago
I think this algorith is widely used in 3D graphics card, isn't it?
Maxtremus 3 years ago
just because its fast doesnt mean its used in 3D lol. Quicksort is used everywhere you need to sort loads of data.
zvuk 3 years ago
hello, i need some help on making a similiar program like this to examine different sorting techniques visually. Can you please help?
Rafdaganga 3 years ago
Might depend on what language and how much help, but sure :)
rjskt59 3 years ago
I prefer Delphi or java. But by help i mean concepts. I know concepts of algorithims but the hole gradient thing idn
Pretty cool seeing quicksort at work ;) You created this animation by yourself? Great idea!
klicktmich 3 years ago
Interesting. I'd like to see how this algorithm works if the list of elements is really random, as opposed to a straight line.
Anubisxian 4 years ago
Well, if there's a million random numbers and they are __uniformly distributed__, the end sorted result will look like a straight line at this scale.
c0xb0x 4 years ago
right, the numbers are all random, that's why it looks like a gradient
cool
al47 4 years ago
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I don't understand what is going on :c
Fahdk2 1 month ago
I don't understand what is going on :c
Fahdk2 1 month ago
AT THE END YOU SHOULD PUT A NON-REALTIME RENDER. (DRAW ONLY THE BEFOR-FTER PART)
kopi0hun 3 months ago
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Decision Maths sucks and this dont make it easier. Please people, post useful videos, my exams tomorrow?1??!
pakpaki 2 years ago
Videos are not for instruction, you have to read the book and listen to the teacher.. >_>
cyborgtroy 2 years ago
To author, I think you should create a addition which shows it in "real time" with a counter, just so the idiots like malazt who want to make bullshit comments can stuff a sock in it.
benutzer2 2 years ago 6
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that wasnt quick it took an entire minute.
malazt 2 years ago
it would be quicker than you looking through the values yourself and sorting them. :)
HackPirate 2 years ago 2
Look at the description-
"rendered a million element list being quicksorted. In real life this takes less than a second. "
If the video lasted only one second, nobody would see how it works.
darkdude07 2 years ago 9
@darkdude07 His words mean no visualization.
antoniodingyi 1 year ago
I think this algorith is widely used in 3D graphics card, isn't it?
Maxtremus 3 years ago
just because its fast doesnt mean its used in 3D lol. Quicksort is used everywhere you need to sort loads of data.
zvuk 3 years ago
hello, i need some help on making a similiar program like this to examine different sorting techniques visually. Can you please help?
Rafdaganga 3 years ago
Might depend on what language and how much help, but sure :)
rjskt59 3 years ago
I prefer Delphi or java. But by help i mean concepts. I know concepts of algorithims but the hole gradient thing idn
Rafdaganga 3 years ago
Pretty cool seeing quicksort at work ;) You created this animation by yourself? Great idea!
klicktmich 3 years ago
Interesting. I'd like to see how this algorithm works if the list of elements is really random, as opposed to a straight line.
Anubisxian 4 years ago
Well, if there's a million random numbers and they are __uniformly distributed__, the end sorted result will look like a straight line at this scale.
c0xb0x 4 years ago
right, the numbers are all random, that's why it looks like a gradient
rjskt59 3 years ago
cool
al47 4 years ago