# Algorithm Visualizations

This section contains interactive, browser-based visualizations designed to help you explore algorithmic concepts through hands-on experimentation.

## Purpose

The visualizations here are **not examinable by default**, but they are strongly recommended for:

* Practicing algorithmic thinking
* Exploring ideas visually and interactively
* Working through extra examples and exercises
* Building intuition beyond formal proofs You can treat this section as a sandbox: explore freely, experiment, and revisit it when a concept from the study units feels abstract or unclear.

## Available Visualizations

The playground currently includes tools for **Sorting**, **Scheduling**, and **Heuristics**, with more being added over time.

[**Launch Visualisation Playground**](https://damianerys.github.io/reii-211-introduction-to-algorithms/additional-content/visualizations/)

## How to Use These Tools

These visualizations are intended as **exploratory aids**, not formal proof tools. You are encouraged to:

* Try small, simple cases first
* Change one parameter at a time
* Relate what you observe back to concepts discussed in the study units
* Experiment with edge cases and unusual inputs There is no single "correct" outcome — the goal is insight, not answers.

## Technical Details

All visualizations run entirely on the client side. No internet connection or additional setup is required once loaded.