Visual Sort Scape

Abstract

Visual Sort Scape is an immersive and instructive project that uses fascinating graphics and user- friendly interactions to bring the world of sorting algorithms to life. In this digital venture, we investigate the usage of C++ and the SDL library to construct a dynamic sorting visualizer that turns abstract sorting notions into a visually intuitive and engaging experience. The installation of the SDL library, a powerful tool that serves as the foundation for constructing a graphical interface, begins off the project. We begin on a trip through the lens of C++ to develop and implement a sorting visualizer that not only highlights the elegance of sorting algorithms but also serves as an instructional platform for users to grasp the complicated dance of data manipulation. The project's main structure relies around the use of arrays as the major data structure. These arrays serve as containers for the dataset that is being sorted. Each array element represents a distinct data point, whether it is a number, a letter, or any other equivalent entity.