What if you had a visual tool to help you understand DSA?
So my first Dev.to post was about a project I built and I'm currently working on. So recently I started DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms) and I have to say it's been fun but I'm a visual learn...

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So my first Dev.to post was about a project I built and I'm currently working on. So recently I started DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms) and I have to say it's been fun but I'm a visual learner and the concepts were'nt really getting to me at first The whole idea behind binary search had me on a chokehold for a day and i had myself asking how do i turn this concept into code - P.S I actually did. Don't even get me started on algorithms that are categorised under O(N^2) Insertion sort to be exact So long story short, I came up with AlgoTracker - Data-Visualiser So as the name implies it visualises data, but to be more intricate it shows how these data concepts work in real time, step by step as the image below shows This is a screenshot of the search panel and below you can see the step counter - This shows you which cell (data) in the array the computer sorted or searched and which it didn't, and how it came to the final result and it also displays the time taken to complete the