A Web Based Algorithm Editor

Visualize and execute algorithms in real-time with this online editor. Write, modify, and run algorithms with step-by-step visualization.

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About This Tool

The Online Algorithm Editor is a powerful web-based tool that allows developers, students, and educators to write, visualize, and execute algorithms directly in the browser. It features a Monaco code editor with syntax highlighting, a library of pre-built algorithms (sorting, searching, graph algorithms), customizable input parameters, and real-time execution with step-by-step visualization. Users can modify algorithm code, test with different inputs, and see detailed execution results including time complexity analysis and visual representations of data structures.

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How to Use

Select an algorithm from the dropdown menu or write your own code in the editor.
Configure input parameters (array size, values, graph nodes, etc.).
Click 'Run Algorithm' to execute.
View step-by-step execution in the visualization panel.
Analyze results including output, time complexity, and execution steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What programming language does the editor support?

The editor currently supports JavaScript algorithms. The execution environment runs pure JavaScript code in a secure sandbox.

Can I save or export my algorithm code?

Yes, you can copy the code from the editor or use the 'Copy Code' button. The tool runs entirely client-side, so your code remains in your browser.

What types of algorithms are included in the library?

The library includes common sorting algorithms (Bubble Sort, Quick Sort, Merge Sort), searching algorithms (Binary Search, Linear Search), and graph algorithms (BFS, DFS, Dijkstra's).

Is there a limit on input size?

For performance reasons, we recommend keeping arrays under 1000 elements and graphs under 100 nodes. Larger inputs may cause browser slowdowns.

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