Searching Visualizer is a web application that provides a visual representation of how linear search and binary search algorithms work. It allows users to interactively understand the difference between these two search algorithms through animations and step-by-step demonstrations.
View the live demo: Searching Visualizer
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Visualize Linear Search: See how linear search iterates through each element in the list to find a target element.
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Visualize Binary Search: Observe the binary search algorithm divide and conquer the sorted list to find the target element.
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Step-by-Step Explanation: Get a clear step-by-step explanation of each search algorithm's progress.
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Customizable Parameters: Adjust the input list, target element, and animation speed for a tailored learning experience.
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Responsive Design: Works on various screen sizes and devices.
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Access the Live Demo: Visit the Searching Visualizer website.
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Select an Algorithm: Choose between "Linear Search" or "Binary Search."
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Input Parameters:
- Enter a list of numbers.
- Specify the target element you want to search for.
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Start Visualization: Click the "Visualize" button to start the visualization.
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Observe and Learn: Watch the animation and read the step-by-step explanation to understand how the selected search algorithm works.
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Customize and Repeat: Experiment with different inputs, animation speeds, and algorithms to deepen your understanding.
We welcome contributions to enhance and expand the Searching Visualizer project. If you'd like to contribute, please follow these steps:
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Fork the repository.
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Clone the forked repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/prakhar060703/searching-visualizer.git