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Explore how algorithms change data one step at a time. Use visual explanations to connect an algorithm's code with its state, decisions and output, then apply that understanding to practice problems.

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Explore how algorithms change data one step at a time. Use visual explanations to connect an algorithm's code with its state, decisions and output, then apply that understanding to practice problems.

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How do algorithm visualizations help with learning?+

A visualization makes intermediate states visible. Before advancing a step, predict what changes next. Compare that prediction with the animation and explain why the algorithm made that choice. This is especially useful for understanding loops, recursion and traversal.

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