Interactive algorithm learning

See algorithms change, one decision at a time.

Build real intuition for data structures, algorithms, and interview patterns by predicting, stepping, and experimenting.

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The left value is larger, so Bubble Sort swaps the pair.

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Learning paths with a clear next step

Start with the path that matches your goal. Each lesson remains open for exploration.

Path 1About 30 minutes

Foundations

Best for: New to data structures

Build a mental model for contiguous memory, LIFO, FIFO, and linked nodes.

  1. 1. Array
  2. 2. Stack
  3. 3. Queue
  4. 4. Singly Linked List
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Path 2About 35 minutes

Sorting and searching

Best for: Preparing for coursework

See how comparisons, movement, and ordering change search strategy.

  1. 1. Bubble Sort
  2. 2. Insertion Sort
  3. 3. Merge Sort
  4. 4. Binary & Linear Search
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Path 3About 50 minutes

Interview patterns

Best for: Practicing coding interviews

Learn reusable decisions before memorizing individual solutions.

  1. 1. Sliding Window
  2. 2. Two Pointers
  3. 3. Fast & Slow Pointers
  4. 4. Top K Elements
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Predict. Step. Explain. Repeat.

The goal is not more animation. It is a clearer connection between each decision, the data it changes, and the code that caused it.

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