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Visualgo.net is an interactive visualization tool for data structures and algorithms, offering animated demonstrations and explanations of how they work. It includes step-by-step visualizations and pseudocode for sorting algorithms (bubble, insertion, selection, merge, quicksort) and other structures like arrays, linked lists, trees, heaps, and graphs.
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