Quick-sort with Hungarian (Küküllőmenti legényes) folk dance

Friend, I'm not saying you were wrong or trying to argue with you. Just pointing out that different people learn differently, and it's good to have different ways to illustrate and explain things. You never know when one kind of explanation may give someone an "aha" moment that they didn't get somewhere else. And sometimes it's good to do things like this just for fun. For example, my very favorite visualizations of sorting algorithms are the Hungarian dancers: ▶ this video (Turn the sound up to enjoy the music!)

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This is neat. If you enjoyed this you might also like the Hungarian folk dancers demonstrating sorting algorithms on youube: ▶ this video

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> Imagine, for example, trying out different sorting algorithms by using twenty different strips of paper of all different lengths on a table. Or by folk dancing![0] [0] ▶ this video

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Quick-sort with Hungarian (Küküllőmenti legényes) folk dance: ▶ this video Bubble-sort with Hungarian (“Csángó”) folk dance: [link]

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Heap-Sort [link] Binary Search [link] Quick-Sort ▶ this video Bubble-Sort [link] I will bring my dancing shoes to the next FAANG interview.

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