Algorithm Study NewsAlgorithm Study Releases Version 0.2.0April 11, 2009The Algorithm Study project is pleased to announce the release of Algorithm Study version 0.2.0. This release introduces the Algorithm Visualizer, a program that visually displays how algorithms work. The algorithms included in this release are bubble sort, insertion sort, quick sort and heap sort. The Algorithm Study project provides implementations of algorithms in a variety of languages. The implementations are designed to be easy-to-read and understand, to serve as a reference for the practicing software developer and to serve as a study aid for those studying algorithms and who are looking for a blend of the practical and theoretical. So download or check out the source code, interact with algorithm visualizations, read the Algorithm Study FAQ, or browse the JavaDoc API documentation to learn how the Algorithm Study project can help you. The Algorithm Study is open source software. Algorithm implementations are released under the BSD license. The Algorithm Visualizer is released under the GNU GPL v2.0. For additional information on the Algorithm Study project, please visit: Algorithm Study Releases Version 0.1.0March 14, 2009The Algorithm Study project is pleased to announce the release of Algorithm Study version 0.1.0, implementations of a set of algorithms in Java. The implementations of algorithms in the Algorithm Study project are designed to be easy-to-read and understand, to serve as a reference for the practicing software developer and to serve as a study aid for those studying algorithms and who are looking for a blend of the practical and theoretical. So download or check out the source code, read the Algorithm Study FAQ, or browse the JavaDoc API documentation to learn how the Algorithm Study project can help you. The Algorithm Study is released as open source software under the BSD license. For additional information on the Algorithm Study project, please visit: |